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Rush Hawkins collection (Ms.2006.05)

Brown University Library

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Brown University
Providence, RI 02912
Telephone: Manuscripts: 401-863-3723; University Archives: 401-863-2148
Email: Manuscripts: hay@brown.edu; University Archives: archives@brown.edu

Inventory

Series 1. Personal correspondence

Container	Description	Date
Volume 1	Letters: v.1	1848-1861
Volume 2	Letters: v.2	1861-1862
Volume 3	Letters: v.3	1862
Volume 4	Letters: v.4	1862-1864
Volume 5	Letters: v.5	1864-1866
Volume 6	Letters: v.6	1866-1869
Volume 7	Letters: v.7	1869-1872
Volume 8	Letters: v.8	1872-1876
Volume 9	Letters: v.9	1876-1877
Volume 10	Letters: v.10	1877-1880
Volume 11	Letters: v.11	1881-1883
Volume 12	Letters: v.12	1883-1887
Volume 13	Letters: v.13	1887-1888
Volume 14	Letters: v.14	1889-1892
Volume 15	Letters: v.15	1893-1896
Volume 16	Letters: v.16	1896-1899
Volume 17	Letters: v.17	1899-1902
Volume 18.1	Letters: v.18.1	1903-1907
Volume 18.2	Letters: v.18.2	1907-1911
Volume 19	Letters: v.19	1911-1914
Volume 20	Letters: v.20	1914-1916
Volume 21	Letters: v.21	1916-1919
Volume 22	Letters: v.22	1920
Box 12, Volume 1	Autograph letters Contents Note: The contents of this scrapbook have been indexed in the inventory 'General Hawkins Personalia'	1858-1912
Box 2, Folder 5	Birthday greetings; Christmas greetings	1911
Box 2, Folder 8	Christmas booklet
Box 2, Folder 15	Correspondence Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Notice: Contents not of very much importance although quite a number of the letters were written by artists whose works are favorably known. See particularly envelopes, nearly all directed in the hand writing of famous men."	1850-1910
Box 2, Folder 21	Correspondence	1870-1920
Box 2, Folder 16	Correspondence Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "To Eugene D. Hawkins, Esq.: To be delivered after I have passed on…"	1892-1914
Box 2, Folder 20	Correspondence and receipts: War Relief contributions	1914-1918
Box 2, Folder 17	Correspondence, clippings, notes	1890-1914
Box 5, Folder 1	Correspondence: Matthew J. O'Rourke, Exposure of the Tammany Ring	1877
Box 2, Folder 18	Correspondence: mostly business and financial Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Curious jumble of odds and ends."	1860-1871
Box 2, Folder 22	Correspondence: Rhinelander, Seymour and Barnard	1916-1920
Box 2, Folder 19	Correspondence: War Relief contributions	1914-1918
Box 1, Folder 14	Envelopes	undated
Box 1, Folder 15	Envelopes	undated
Box 1, Folder 16	Envelopes	undated
Box 2, Folder 1	Greeting cards	1885-1900
Box 2, Folder 2	Greeting cards	1880-1900
Box 2, Folder 3	Greeting cards	1902-1913
Box 2, Folder 4	Greeting cards	1910-1911
Box 2, Folder 6	Greeting cards	1917-1918
Box 2, Folder 10	Greeting cards	1912-1914
Box 2, Folder 11	Greeting cards	1913-1915
Box 2, Folder 12	Greeting cards	1915
Box 2, Folder 13	Greeting cards	1915-1916
Box 2, Folder 14	Greeting cards	1916-1917
Box 2, Folder 9	Greeting cards (lavender box)	1919
Box 2, Folder 7	Greetings cards: 87th birthday, Christmas	1918
Box 10, Volume 3	Invitations	1851-1913
Box 1, Folder 12	Invitations	undated
Box 1, Folder 1	Miscellaneous	1902-1910
Box 2, Folder 23	Miscellaneous notes	1892-1917

Series 2. Biographical material

Series 2. Subseries 1. Rush C. Hawkins

Container	Description	Date
Box 4XX, Folder 12	Appointments - Deputy Marshall of the United States Accession Number: Broadside 90	1870
Box 4XX, Folder 12	Appointments - Assistant to the Commissioner General of the United States, to the International Exposition to be held in Paris, France, in 1889 Accession Number: Broadside 77	1888 Oct 26
Box 51, Folder 18	Book of the Dead Contents Note: Scrapbook of newspaper clippings of obituaries for friends of Rush Hawkins. Title page: "Book of the Dead, started too late." At bottom on title page, written in a different hand: "Received from Gen. Hawkins' cousin, Laura Hawkins Townsend of Boston." Includes Rush Hawkins' manuscript comments about his friends and his relationships with them. Accession Number: RCH H3bo	1914?-1919?
Box 10, Volume 2	Concerning "Scraps," etc.: correspondence, clippings	1912-1920
Box 5, Folder 2	Conversations with the General (recorded by Margaret Stillwell)	1917-1920
Box 6, Folder 23	Copper etching plate for Mr. Rush C. Hawkins calling card Accession Number: Obj.45	undated
Box 11, Folders 26-27	Dinner place cards and menus	1868-1908
	Discharge papers Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Discharge papers for Rush Hawkins at the rank of Colonel, on May 20, 1863 for "expiration of term of service."	1863
Box 51, Folder 3	Genealogy of Hawkins family; family tree and notes Contents Note: 2 family trees in the writing of Miss Stillwell depicting the Hawkins family. A memo concerning the children of Andrew Hutchinson. 2 letters from W.P. Baxter describing family relationships. 3 typed letters by Thomas N. Rhinelander, John W. Rowell, and Loveland Munson, dated 1920, giving genealogical information on the Hawkins family. Accession Number: RCH H35	1920?
Box 5, Folder 3	Honors, appointments, memberships, etc.	1857-1907
Box 51, Folder 9	List of flowers at Rush Hawkins' funeral Contents Note: Handwritten list of floral arrangements at Hawkins' funeral. Accession Number: RCH H3Z pr	1920
Box 5, Folder 4	Manuscripts, letter drafts, articles	undated
Box 5, Folder 5	My Early Childhood Books / RCH (chapbooks and merit awards) Accession Number: RCH C4 nos. 1-9	1835-1837
Box 5, Folder 6	Notes, publications, clippings Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Papers in this packet show the drift of my life's work."	1867-1897
Box 51, Folder 9	Obituaries: Evening Bulletin and Providence Journal Contents Note: Photocopies of newspaper clippings of Rush Hawkins' obituaries in the Evening Bulletin and two different editions of the Providence Journal, all dated October 25, 1920. Accession Number: RCH H3Z pr	1920
Box 1, Folder 22	Packet from the Annual Dinner of the 2nd Panel, Sheriffs Jury	1886-1889
Box 5, Folder 7	Political writing, manuscripts	1874-1887
Box 51, Folder 5	Newspaper clippings of articles by and about Rush Hawkins Contents Note: Numerous newspaper articles written by Rush Hawkins and articles written by others that relate to both his life and his writings. Accession Number: RCH H3ne	1863-1928
Box 8, Volume 3	Scrapbook containing political and statistical information / RCH Accession Number: B H3 sc4	1860
Box 51, Folder 10	Scrapbook for Henry Hawkins Brampton Contents Note: Scrapbook of clippings, pictures, and envelopes relating to Henry Hawkins Brampton, Judge of the High Court of Justice, London. Accession Number: A-Hawk He 8s	1895
Box 8, Volume 2	Scrapbook of letters, clippings, programs, etc., including typed manuscript concerning General McClellan Accession Number: B H3 sc3	1915?
Box 9, Volume 1	Scrapbook: Rush Hawkins obituary, clippings, letters. Accession Number: RCH H3Zo	1920
Box 51, Volume 13	Several Writings by Rush Hawkins (bound volume) Contents Note: Bound volume of several published articles by Rush Hawkins, including: "Sketch of General Philips," "The March of the Cadet Corps to Boston," "Destruction of Art in America," "Brutality and Avarice Triumphant," "The American Hotel of To-day," The Late President Carnot," "Collecting and Collections of Books," "A Few Facts in Late American History," and "The United States in account with the Rebellion." Accession Number: RCH H3se	18??
Box 6, Folder 23	Will: manuscript fragment Accession Number: AMB 167 69	1910

Series 2. Subseries 2. Annmary Brown Hawkins

Container	Description	Date
Box 51, Folder 20	Account book Contents Note: Account book of Annmary Brown, May 25th, 1859 [through October]. Also includes sketches, a transcribed poem, directions for a knitting pattern, and miscellaneous notes. A newspaper clipping is inserted in the front. Accession Number: B H29	1859
	Annmary Brown memorabilia: 5 documents: certificate of first wedding in New York; newspaper clipping of second wedding in R.I.; note to sister Carrie on her death; ms. Extract from official death certificate; last attempt at writing by Annmary. 1 reliquary hair from Annmary with note Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 159 69	1860-1903
Box 8, Volume 1	Clippings, some dated 1860-1861, mounted in scrapbook Accession Number: B H29cl	1860-1861
Box 6, Folder 23	Convent material: two letters, good conduct slip. Contents Note: Notes by Rush Hawkins: "These settle the question as to which convent first. It was Rome April 12, 1847 Genoa August 13, 1847. It was at the latter where she was so very ill. Congestion of the lungs and chest which laid the foundation for all of Her future suffering. She was then one month more than ten years old when she needed the care of kind parents. My dear wife how she did suffer never a word of Complaint! RCH July 23 1917." Reverse: "About the damnable convents RCH." Accession Number: AMB 158 69	1847
Box 6, Folder 23	Handwriting sampler Accession Number: AMB 165 69	1844
Box 51, Folder 1	Genealogy Contents Note: Pencil notes on 4 sheets showing next of kin and partial family tree.	1908?
Box 5, Folder 8	Journal Accession Number: B H29j	1851-1852
Box 5, Folder 9	Journal Accession Number: B B73	1833-1837
Box 6, Folder 23	Memorial card: Eulogistic announcement on death of Annmary Brown Accession Number: AMB 175 69	1903
Box 9, Volume 3	Pianoforte music Accession Number: B H29pi	1855?
Box 4xx, Folder 15	Pianoforte music, oversize, 16 unbound pieces Contents Note: 16 unbound pieces, including the Iceland hymn, music by S.S. Jornson, written by Matthias Jochumson. Accession Number: B H29pia	186?-187?
Box 5, Folder 10	Poesies anglaises, jan. 1857: copybook Accession Number: B H29p	1857
Box 8, Volume 4	Scrapbook of clippings relating to the Civil War Accession Number: B H29n	1861-1862
Box 52	Scrapbook of Sophie Troubetzkoi Contents Note: Scrapbook relating to Annmary Brown's lifelong friend, the Princess Sophie, who became the Duchesse de Morny. Contains mostly correspondence with Annmary Brown, as well as photographs, drawings, and clippings. The envelopes for the correspondence are included in an additional folder. Accession Number: B T7	1854?-1920?
Box 51, Folder 2	Scrapbook of Sophie Troubetzkoi: envelopes	1854-1886
Box 51, Folder 14	Scrapbook: clippings of marriages and obituaries Contents Note: On title page is written "Annmary Brown, Providence, 1859" in ornate script. Although dated 1859, many of the clippings come from later. Accession Number: B H29sc	1859
Box 9, Volume 2	Scrapbook: photographs, letters, drawings, clippings Accession Number: B H29a	1850-1903
Box 51, Folder 15	Scrapbook: pictures and sketches Contents Note: Scrapbook of picture and sketches reminiscent of Annmary Brown's days in Geneva, with commentary in manuscript by Rush Hawkins. Accession Number: B H29s	1906
Box 8, Volume 5	Scraps Accession Number: B H29scr	1852?
Box 9, Volume 4	Sketchbook of drawings; paintings mounted in scrapbook Accession Number: B H29sk	1840-1850
Box 9, Volume 5	Tribute to the memory of Annmary Brown Hawkins: biographical essay, condolence cards and letters Accession Number: B H3h cop. 2	1903
	Will: Annmary Brown. February 22 1897. "Dear Rush…To my brother John Carter Brown give the sum of five hundred dollars. To Elena Brown give the sum of five hundred dollars even if she remarries. Give my large white embroided Canton crepe shawl, also all of my old china, to some museum in Providence. Please bear in mind tht I wish that that which is mine, should go to my old home, Providence. My jewelry and all my silver and books, I would advise you dear Rush, to sell and use the money for your own use. Sell also my camel hair shawls and my wearing apparel, for your own benefit, or to give to some charity in Providence. I leave all I have here written to your discretion, to bestow, or not as you see fit--except my jewelry and wearing apparel, and silver, that you cannot use, these last things I want disposed of as soon as I am gone--do not have them put away for any future time. Sell as soon as you can. Annmary Hawkins." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accompanied by an envelope bearing the inscription: "Note / most important writings of my dear wife relating to distribution of some of her belongings. RCH, Nov. 23, 1919." Envelope contains a list of jewelry with instructions to sell, dated Sept 30, 1898; and a list of estimated worth given by Tiffany. March 1905. [ALSO Unaccounted for since at least 1987] Accession Number: AMB 160 69	1897

Series 2. Subseries 3. Carrie Brown Bajnotti

Container	Description	Date
Box 5, Folder 11	Carrie Brown Bajnotti copybooks Accession Number: B B2c	1857
Box 6, Folder 23	Carrie's death verification: letter confirming details of death from pneumonia of Madame Bajnotti. Includes bill for inquiry. Accession Number: AMB 171 69	1892
Box 6, Folder 23	Condolences: letters of mourning for Carrie and pressed flowers from her grave Accession Number: AMB 172 69	1893
Box 5, Folder 25	Correspondence and invoices for Carrie Brown Bajnotti memorials	1892-1895
Box 6, Folder 24	Death notice: newspaper, 20 cm. Clippings [missing] and one copy of the Fanfulla newspaper of Rome, 19-20 April 1892. "…Died of violent pneumonia… illustrious and ancient family… Brown University… New York… Paris… St. Petersburg… Chicago… died at Palermo... Protestant cemetery on the Festaccio." [Translation of the original Italian text]. Accession Number: AMB 140 69	1892
Box 5, Folder 11	Post cards (4), mixed subjects: a. "Happy New Year from Bid, Turin Dec 1890" (four dogs reading newspapers); b. "Happy New Year from Bid, 1891 Torino" (spray of blue flowers); c. "Merry Xmas & a Happy New Year from Carrie St. Petersburg December 1887" (reindeer pulling sled); d. "Happy New Year to dear Blessing from Carrie, Rome Dec 1886" (duck and dragonfly). Accession Number: AMB 139 69	1886-1890
Box 10, Volume 1	Tribute to the memory of Carrie Matilde Bajnotti Accession Number: B H3b	1893
Box 6, Folder 24a	Will: Carrie M. Bajnotti. June 7 1890	1890

Series 2. Subseries 4. Paul Bajnotti

Container		Description		Date
Box 6, Folder 23		Calling card: Paul Bajnotti Accession Number: AMB 141 69		undated

Series 2. Subseries 5. Nicholas Brown III

Container	Description	Date
Box 6, Folder 13	Legal papers regarding the lawsuit over the estate of Nicholas Brown III	1883-1887
Box 5, Folder 12	Nicholas Brown, Casual thermometrical memoranda copybook Accession Number: B B75c	1835-1841

Series 2. Subseries 6. Brown family

Container	Description	Date
Box 51, Folder 19	Scrapbook of pamphlets and clippings on Nicholas Brown, Moses Brown, and John Nicholas Brown Contents Note: Title on spine: Biographical, Nicholas Brown and Moses Brown. Contains pamphlets and clippings chiefly relating to Nicholas Brown, 1769-1841, Moses Brown, 1738-1836, John Nicholas Brown, 1861-1900, and letters to and from various members of the family. Accession Number: B H3sc1	1905?
Box 6, Folder 23	Brown family birth dates in pencil on notepaper Contents Note: Notes by Rush Hawkins: "Taken from the family Bible June 12, 1885. R.C.H." "Thursday mch 9, 1837 is correct. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 97 69	1885
Box 3X, Folder 16	The Browns of Rhode Island and their connections, 1636-1919: a genealogical chart. Compiled for George L. Shepley by Howard M. Chapin Accession Number: B C46	1919?

Series 2. Subseries 7. Lorenzo Dow Hawkins

Container		Description		Date
		Silhouette of Lorenzo Dow Hawkins (father of Rush Hawkins). Paper has pre-printed shoulder outline, face is cut out of paper to form face. Black cloth backs the cut out face. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins on wooden backer board: "My father Lorenzo Dow Hawkins taken about 1828. RCH" General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 106		1828

Series 3. Travel

Series 3. Subseries 1. United States, Canada

Container		Description		Date
Box 5, Folder 18		Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.		1890

Series 3. Subseries 2. European trips

Container	Description	Date
Box 5, Folder 13-14	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1870-1879
Box 5, Folder 15	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1882
Box 5, Folder 16	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1884
Box 1, Folder 26	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1897
Box 5, Folder 17	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1889
Box 5, Folder 19	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1891
Box 5, Folder 20	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1893-1894
Box 5, Folder 21	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1896
Box 5, Folder 22	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1897
Box 6, Folder 1	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1898-1899
Box 6, Folder 2	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1990
Box 6, Folder 3	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1902
Box 6, Folder 4	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1903
Box 6, Folder 5	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1904
Box 6, Folder 6	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1905
Box 6, Folder 7	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1908
Box 6, Folder 8	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1909
Box 6, Folder 9	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1910
Box 6, Folder 10	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1911
Box 6, Folder 11	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1912
Box 6, Folder 12	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1913
Box 1, Folder 27	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1914
Box 1, Folder 36	Receipts, invoices, programs, etc.	1856-1910

Series 4. Financial documents

Series 4. Subseries 1. Receipts, etc.

Container	Description	Date
Box 6, Folder 17	"Sunday bills": mostly household, medical, and clothing	1852-1870
Box 6, Folder 18	"Sunday bills": mostly household, medical, and clothing	1853-1870
Box 6, Folder 19-21	"Sunday bills": mostly household, medical, and clothing	1860-1871
Box 6, Folder 15	1870-1879 (many from European travel)	1870-1879
Box 6, Folder 16	1880-1889	1880-1889
Box 7, Folder 9	Account books from Merchants Bank	1859-1896
Box 6, Folder 22	Book bills	1852
Box 7, Folder 8	Checkbooks (cancelled) from London and County Bank	1877-1908
Box 7, Folder 13	Medical bills	1859-1920
Box 7, Folder 12	Miscellaneous household receipts	1886-1897
Box 7, Folder 10	Real estate negotiations and taxes	1884-1913
Box 1, Folder 39	Shipping documents	1890-1891
Box 7, Folder 11	Statements of charitable contributions	1882-1916
Box 1, Folder 35	Union League Club, regarding paintings	1865-1900

Series 4. Subseries 2. Stocks, deeds, etc.

Container	Description	Date
Box 7, Folder 5	Miscellaneous railroad documents, mostly vouchers for A.G.W. railroad	1865-1870
Box 7, Folder 2-3	Miscellaneous stocks, deeds, titles, bonds, etc.	1838-1887
Box 7, Folder 4	Miscellaneous stocks, deeds, titles, bonds, etc. (some pertaining to Nicholas Brown)	1850-1914
Box 7, Folder 1	Ohio Southern Railroad Company bonds	1921
Box 14, Folder 6	Ohio Southern Railroad Company correspondence and financial documents	1889-1897
Box 6, Folder 14	Southern railroad bonds	1872-1897
Box 7, Folder 7	Various agreements, claims, contracts, petitions, charters, etc.	1860-1880
Box 7, Folder 6	Vicksburg & Meridian Railroad mortgage bonds	1881

Series 5. Portraits, Photographs, and Paintings

Series 5. Subseries 1. Loose or individual items

Container	Description	Date
Box 33XXX, Folder 7	Alvarez, Louis - painting Contents Note: Painting by Luis Alvarez of 2 families discussing marriage plans for their children. Handwritten inscription on the front: "A Madame Hawkins, Luis Alvarez, Rome, 1894". Dimensions: 45.5 x 59.5 cm.	1894
Box 33XXX, Folder 1	Alvarez, Louis - painting Contents Note: Painting by Luis Alvarez of a gathering of people. Handwritten inscription on the front: "A Madame Hawkins, en souvenir de la visite a mon atelier en 1894, Luis Alvarez". Dimensions: 49.5 x 69.5 cm.	1894
Box 11, Folder 24	Bajnotti, A. Paul Contents Note: taken at St. Petersburg Accession Number: AMB 173	1888
Box 33XXX, Folder 3	Bajnotti, A. Paul Contents Note: Portrait of A. Paul Bajnotti. Portrait of an unidentified man is attached to the verso of the same mat. Accession Number: AMD 73 69 b Dimensions: 45.5 x 55.5 cm.	undated
Box 11, Folder 21a, Object 11	Bajnotti, Carrie Mathilde Brown Contents Note: Full length portrait of Carrie M. Brown Bajnotti standing in a photographer's studio. She wears a full hoop skirt trimmed with balls along the bottom. He coat is also trimmed with balls along the edges. She wears a hat and holds a walking stick in one hand and rests the elbow of her other arm on top with her hand at her neck. Inscription on verso: "Taken at Nice in 1866. Dear dear 'sister' RCH". Stamped on verso: "Silli, photographe, de S.A.R.Mgr le Prince Oscar, de Suede & de Norwege, Quai Massena, 9, Nice." Stamped on bottom front: "Silli à Nice". Carte de visite photograph. Image and matting discolored and dirty. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 6 x 10 cm	1866
Box 11, Folder 21a, Object 12	Bajnotti, Carrie Mathilde Brown Contents Note: Head and torso portrait of Carrie M. Brown Bajnotti sitting on a chair resting her arms on the back rest. She wears a dress with elaborate two-color pleating, gloves, high-collar, brooch, large hoop earrings, and a dark wide-brimmed hat with feathers. Inscription on verso: "C.M.B. Bajnotti. The gift of Mrs. R. Grenville Brown, Jan. 10, 1928". Cabinet card photograph. Image discolored. General Note: NEDCC	circa 1870
	Bajnotti, Carrie Mathilde Brown Contents Note: Portrait of Carrie Mathilde Bajnotti sitting in a chair holding a black velvet bag on her lap. She wears a black coat. Written on the back by Rush Hawkins is "April 20th 1870" and "C.M.B." Printed faintly and in reverse on verso of paper matting: "Howell's Photographic Art St Nos. 867 & 869 Broadway, near 18th St., (only one flight of stairs) New York..." Tintype photograph in paper matting. Tintype dented. Paper matting brittle. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 137 Dimensions: 10.5 x 7.3 cm	1870 April 20
Box 11, Folder 21a, Object 10	Bajnotti, Carrie Mathilde Brown Contents Note: Hand-colored head and shoulders profile portrait of Carrie M. Brown Bajnotti. She wears a necklace of large beads and flower earrings. Her hair is parted in the middle and pulled back into a bun at the nape of her neck with a curl hanging down and resting on her shoulder. Inscription on verso: "The dear sister taken about 1872." Stamped on verso: "Manchester Bro's, photographers, 73 Westminters Str., Providence, R.I." Carte de visite photograph. Image and matting discolored and dirty. Albumen. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 6 x 10 cm	circa 1872
Box 54XXX, Object 48	Bajnotti, Carrie Mathilde Brown Contents Note: Head and shoulders portrat of Carrie Mathilde Brown Bajnotti (1841-1892). She wears a white dress with a bouquet of pink roses on her chest. Her hair is braided and wrapped around the top of her head. Note on back of frame in orange crayon by unidentified person: "Carrie M. Bajnotti - (née Brown) - 1876". Painting on porcelain? Framed with a gilt oval mat inside a purple velvet frame. Painting condition: excellent. Velvet: actively crumbling with each touch. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: Obj.48 Dimensions: 28 x 34.5 cm	1876
Box 11, Folder 21a, Object 26	Bajnotti, Carrie Mathilde Brown Contents Note: Portrait of Carrie Mathilde Bajnotti wearing a hat, a coat, and a fur collar. Written on the photograph is: "Carrie Mathilde Bajnotti née Brown". Also printed on photograph is: "FOTOGRAFIA", "TORINO, "MONTABONE", and "PIAZZA CASTELLO.25". Slip of paper outside: "148". Carte de visite photograph. Image fading. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 148 Dimensions: 10 x 6 cm	circa 1890
Box 3X, Folder 9	Bajnotti, Carrie Mathilde Brown - mounted photograph of her gravesite	undated
Box 33XXX, Folder 8	Bering Sea Arbitration Group, Paris Contents Note: Group portrait of the group. Handwritten inscription on the front of the photograph: "Behring Sea Arbitration. Paris. 1893." Signed by 7 of the members below the photograph. Handwritten inscription on the back of the photograph: "General Rush C. Hawkins from Paul Bajnotti, Paris, 1893. Bering Sea Arbitration". Accession Number: AMB 73 69 a Dimensions: 48 x 60.5 cm.	1893
Box 33XXX, Folder 6	Bonaparte family Contents Note: Mounted onto the same mat with handwritten identifications. Visiting card of Giuseppe N. Bonaparte (Joseph N. Bonaparte); Carte-de-visite portrait of Prince Canino; Visiting card of Il Principe Bonaparte, Carlo L. Principe di Canino (Charles Lucien Jules Laurent Bonaparte, Son of Lucien Bonaparte); Visiting card of La Principessa di Canino (Zénaïde, daughter of Joseph Bonaparte and wife of Prince Canino).	undated
Box 11, Folder 21	Brown Family and Choppequonsett - Loose photos and cards	1856-1895
Box 36, Object AMB 133 69	Brown, Abby Mason Contents Note: Oval case, red leather, containing large gold locket. Pencil portrait of an 18th century woman on one side, purported to be Abby Mason Brown; glazed reliquary insert in back of case contains hair knot. Accession Number: AMB 133 69	undated
Box 63	Brown, Ann Carter Contents Note: Profile of Ann Carter Brown from the torso up. She wears a dress. Her hair is curly in the back with 2 long curls haning down on her shoulder. Inscription on front by Rush Hawkins: "Ann Carter Brown wife of Nicholas Brown. Died June 18, 1798." Inscription on verso: "My Mother" and "This the one from which the bust was made." Written below on the back by Rush Hawkins is: "The above is the writing of Nicholas Brown the first child of Ann Carter Brown." Painting on paper affixed to matting and framed with black frame. Good condition. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 35 x 32 cm	circa 1790?
	Brown, Annmary Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Photograph: Tintype. Full-length studio portrait of Annmary Brown in dark hoop skirt. Cased and glazed by Anson, 589 Broadway, N.Y., photographer. Traces of corrosion. Note by Rush Hawkins: "My Darling wife, taken about 1860. I remember the dress of about that time. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 147	1860
	Brown, Carrie Mathilde and Brown, Grenville R. Contents Note: Hand-colored portrait of Carrie M. Brown seated on a chair with her arm around the waist of her younger brother Grenville M. Brown standing next to her. She wears a blue-green dress with half-length ruffled sleeves. her hair is parted in the middle and curled on either side of her face. He is wearing a grey suit with stripes of yellow, red and blue, a blue vest, and white shirt. His hair is parted to the side.Paper label on back: "13 Boulevard des Capucine 13. Au coin de la Rue de la Paix. Pierson. Daguerreotype sur Papier et sur Plaque." Paper label on back: "This of Carrie M. Brown and Grenville R. Brown, her brother, must have been done in Paris in 1853, when they were on their way to America from Geneva where they had been at school. The above label and the work points to its French origin. R.C.H." Hand colored image cased under glass. Good condition. Paper matting has foxing. Gold paint on matting around image flaking. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 25.5 x 30 cm	1853
	Brown, James - Miniature Contents Note: Head and shoulders profile of James Brown. He wears a dark suit. Handwritten inscription on verso: "Miniature of James Brown". Painting on paper framed with glass inset into wood frame with a gold border with metal ring affixed on top for hanging. Excellent condition. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 102 Dimensions: 14 x 12 cm	circa 1820?
	Brown, John Carter Contents Note: Painting of John Carter Brown. He wears a dark suit, white shirt and necktie. Slip of paper enclosed: "137". Another slip of paper enclosed: "John Carter Brown 1855". Brown leather-covered wood case with 2 clasps. Excellent condition. Painting on ivory, General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 9 x 7.7 cm	1855
Box 6, Folder 23	Brown, John Carter Contents Note: Tintype of John Carter Brown, brother of Annmary Brown. Accession Number: AMB 149 69	undated
Box 54XXX, Object AMB 25	Brown, Nicholas and Dr. Cecearini Contents Note: Portrait of Nicholas Brown and Dr. Cecearini. One of the men is seated on a chair wearing a dark suit, white high-collared shirt and wide necktie tied in a bow; he has a beard. The other man stands with his hand on the back of the chair wearing a dark suit with light-colored checkered pants, high-collared white shirt and a wide necktie tied in bow; he has a beard. Scratched into matting on verso by Rush Hawkins "1856 Summer." Embossed on matting on verso "Cutting's Patent, Brady, July 4 & 11 1854." Piece of paper enclosed: "This old time (1856) portrait of my brother in law, Nicholas Brown, the eldest of the family, who died in 1864, and of our dear, good and true friend Dr. Cecearini, I found in the little nook of her bedroom soon after she had passed away. Of these the first was, possibly, her favorite brother and the other, her friend of friends, who attended her so fathfully through many of her serious illnesses. His affectionate kindness was beyond description. Dec. 7, 1907. RCH". Brown leather-covered double hinged wood case with 2 claps. Top lid detached. Front cover detached and one clasp missing. Image in excellent condition. Ambrotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 25 Dimensions: 18 x 23 cm	1856
	Brown, Nicholas - death mask Contents Note: Image of the face of Nicholas Brown III while lying in his coffin. He wears a white tie, white shirt and white suit coat. He has a long mustache on either side of his mouth. Three (3) slips of paper enclosed. Letter from Mr. Chace to AnnMary Brown, 1859. Note from R.C.H. about the image: "The dear kind father she loved so well. I never knew anyone more attached to the memory of a parent than she was to this one." Identification note: "Death mask of Annmary B. Hawkins' father, Nicholas Brown III, 1859." Blue leather-covered wood case with push button closure. Daguerrotype. Case in excellent condition. Glass pitted and reacting to matting. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180a Dimensions: 8 x 9.5 cm	1859
	Brown, Nicholas Contents Note: Portrait of Nicholas Brown. He wears a dark suit, a white shirt, and glasses. Written on the back is: "Nicholas Brown grandfather of Annmary Brown" and in a different handwriting: "from portrait owned by Mr. John Carter Brown Woods". Black frame. Excellent condition. Photograph of an oil painting. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 105 Dimensions: 18.5 x 13 cm	circa 1900
Box 54XXX	Brown, Nicholas - in consular uniform Contents Note: Portrait of Nicholas Brown. Original frame included note: "Hon. Nicholas Brown, father of Annmary Brown, in consular uniform".	undated
Box 44, Folder 21b	Brown, Nicholas - silhouette Contents Note: Note: "Taken November 18th 1855". Originally framed--frame was removed to preserve image. Accession Number: Obj.33	1855
Box 33XXX, Folder 9	Chavannes, Pierre Puvis de Contents Note: Photograph of an oil painting by Leon Bonnat of Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. Handwritten inscription on the matting: "au Général Hawkins, souvenir affectueux du tempe passé ensemble a l'Exposition. Ln Bonnat, Paris, 27 October 1889" Accession Number: AMB 71 69 e Dimensions: 22 x 69.5 cm	1889
Box 3X, Folder 6	Choppequonsett - mounted photographs	undated
	Choppequonsett house in Pawtuxet, RI Contents Note: Landscape painting of reddish pink house with red roof on a slight hill surrounded by trees, cloud in the sky. Painting on paper with plain gilt frame. Good condition. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: Obj.45 Dimensions: 24 x 17.5 cm	undated
Box 11, Folder 25	Colors of the 9th N.Y. Volunteer Infantry, "Hawkins Zouaves": thirty-five years later	1900?
Box 11, Folder 19	Dilnot, Frank Contents Note: Portrait of Frank Dilnot, author of The New America Accession Number: RCH D5N	1919
	Duke and Duchess de Morny Contents Note: Full length portrait of Charles Auguste Louis Joseph de Morny (1811-1865) and his wife Sofia Sergeyevna Trubetskaya (1836-1896). They are standing together arm in arm. He wears a dark colored suit and top hat. She wears a dark dress, lace shawl and bonnet with wide ribbons tied under her chin. Note by Rusha Hawkins on paper label affixed to wood backer: "The Duke and Duchess de Morny. Taken at Paris about 1855. RCH" Handwritten note on same paper label by unidentified person: "The Duchess was a schoolmate of Annmary Brown in Mme. Arlaud's School in Geneva." Date of 1855 given by RCH is incorrect because the Duke and Duchess did not marry until 1857. Albumen print. Oval print mounted to paper support. Watercolor paints in black and white added to enhance image. Fair condition. Image faded. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: Obj.47 Dimensions: 23 x 27 cm	circa 1863
Box 4XX, Folder 7	Europe, Choppequonsett	undated
Box 33XXX, Folder 10	Fin d'Eté Contents Note: Photograph of a painting by R. Collin. Handwritten inscription on the front: "Au Général Rush C. Hawkins, bien cordialment, R. Collin" Dimensions: 54 x 71 cm.	1888
Box 33XXX, Folder 4	Grant, Ulysses S. - signed photographs, one calling card Contents Note: Two autographed photographs, a calling card and a handwritten explanation by Rush Hawkins. All these items were framed together as a group. The original matting is included. Handwritten note by Rush Hawkins: "The smaller of the two photographs has the autograph of Genl. Grant with his rank of 'Lt. Genl. U.S.A.' written underneath, and is one of the half dozen contributed by him to the Sanitary Fair held in New York in 1864. The other was taken at Rome Italy in 1878 and on the 14th day of April of that year in that city he wrote his name upon it and presented it to me. The modest card is one of those used by him upon all occasions while making his tour around the world. New York October 25, 1885. Rush C. Hawkins." Accession Number: AMB 71 69 b	1864, 1878, 1885
	Hawkins, Annmary Brown Contents Note: Head and shoulders portrait of Annmary Brown Hawkins. She wears a plaid dress with a lace collar and brooch. Her hair is pulled tightly to the side of her head and parted in the middle. Slip of paper enclosed: "How I miss her! Dec. 10, 1904- less than two years after." Black embossed leather-covered wood case with clasp. Tarnishing in a ring around the image. Hinge cover holding on by a thread. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180k Dimensions: 4.5 x 5 cm	circa 1850
	Hawkins, Annmary Brown Contents Note: Portrait of AnnMary Brown Hawkins seated in a chair wearing a short-sleeve plaid dress with wide lace collar around her shoulders. Her hair is parted in the middle and pulled back smoothly over her ears. Note by Rush Hawkins on paper backing: "Ann Mary Brown Hawkins when she was eighteen. RCH" Paper label affixed to paper backing: "Studio Dave & Sanford, New York, USA, Miniatures, Pastels and Oils, Aquarelles, Duo-tones, Carbon Prints and Perfect Portraits by Photography". Ambrotype with oval gilt mat and gilt frame decorated with flowers. Very good condition. Black backing behind ambrotype shows some degradation. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: Obj.46 Dimensions: 19 x 24 cm	1855
Box 11, Folder 20a	Hawkins, Annmary Brown Contents Note: Hand-colored, full length portrait of Annmary Brown Hawkins sitting in a chair in a photographer's studio next to a balustrade and in front of a column. She wears a checkered dress with a full hoop skirt with buttons down the front from neck to bottom ruffles. She holds a handkerchief in one hand. The other arm is resting on top of the balustrade next to her coat. Her hair is parted in the middle with short tight curls on either side of her head. Inscription on verso: "Given to me May 27, 1861. R.C.H. Hung in my tent. RCH" (Additional notations on catalog card: "Rush from Popsie Hawkins May 27th 1861 New York City"; "This was given to me nine days before I left for the seat of War, was carried by me during my whole tour of service and has been carefully treasured ever since. N.Y. June 15, 1892. R.C.H."). Hand colored carte de visite in metal frame with grape leaves and grapes decoration along top. Image discolored. Frame corroded along top. Albumen. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 150 Dimensions: 6.5 x 11.5 cm	1861
Box 11, Folder 21a, Object 8	Hawkins, Annmary Brown Contents Note: Full length portrait of Annmary Brown Hawkins sitting in a chair in a photographer's studio next to a balustrade and in front of a column. She wears a checkered dress with a full hoop skirt with buttons down the front from neck to bottom ruffles. She holds a handkerchief in one hand. The other arm is resting on top of the balustrade next to her coat. Her hair is parted in the middle with short tight curls on either side of her headInscription on verso: "Taken in the month of April 1861 - just before I left for the field. RCH". Carte de visite photograph. Matting discolored, bottom corner broken off of matting. Albumen. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 6 x 10 cm	1861 April
Box 11, Folder 20	Hawkins, Annmary Brown - Loose photos and cards	1861-1867
	Hawkins, Annmary Brown Contents Note: Passport page containing description of Annmary Brown Hawkins folds out from the front. The booklet for visas and stamps from countries visited contains just one on the first page from the Consulado de Espana en Liorna, dated 19 Marzo 1866, Roma. Passport in brown leather folding portfolio. Leather very dry, cracking and flaking. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 8.5 x 13 cm	1865 October 18
	Hawkins, Annmary Brown Contents Note: Hand-colored head and shouders portrait of Annmary Brown Hawkins. She wears a blue dress, pink tie at her neck, pink ribbon in her hair and large gold hoop earrings. Slip of paper enclosed: "Mrs. Hawkins taken in 1866". Black leather-covered wood case with push button closure. Albumen. Excellent condition. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180b Dimensions: 8 x 9.5 cm	1866
Box 11, Folder 21a, Object 9	Hawkins, Annmary Brown Contents Note: Head and shoulders portrait of AnnMary Brown Hawkins. She wears a dark dress with high collar, lace necktie, brooch, and a necklace of large beads. Her hair is parted in the middle and shaped to be flat on the top and curly on either side of her head. Inscription on verso: " A.B.H. in the autumn of 1868. March 9, 1837. Jany. 4, 1903." Stamped on verso: "Manchester Bro's, photographers, 73 Westminters Str., Providence, R.I." Carte de visite photograph. Image and matting discolored, bottom corner broken off of matting. Albumen. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 6 x 10 cm	1868 Autumn
Box 11, Folder 24	Hawkins, Annmary Brown Contents Note: Cabinet card: in winter clothing, standing in studio "snow storm". Coat is cleverly pinned to imply wind. Inscription on back of copy 1: "To Mr. [name erased] with Mrs. Rush Hawkins' love, April 1881." Inscription on copy 2: "The gift of Mrs. R. Grenville Brown, Jan. 10. 1928." Accession Number: AMB 138	1881
Box 11, Folder 24	Hawkins, Louisa Maria (Hutchinson) - copy of ambrotype Contents Note: RCH inscription on front: "Louisa Maria Hawkins, my Mother"; on back: "My Mother from an old photograph." (2 copies) Accession Number: AMB 107	undated
	Hawkins, Louisa Maria (Hutchinson) Contents Note: Head and torso portrait of Maria Louisa (Hutchinson) Hawkins, the mother of Rush Hawkins. She wears a white shirt under a dark overdress. Her hair is pulled tightly to the sides of her face and parted in the middle. Slip of paper enclosed: "My Mother taken in 1839 or 1840." Brown embossed leather-covered wood case with clasp. Cover still attached but warped. Image tarnishing around edges. Glass pitted. Daguerreotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180c Dimensions: 8 x 9 cm	1839 or 1840
	Hawkins, Louisa Maria (Hutchinson) Contents Note: Head and torso portrait of Maria Louisa (Hutchinson) Hawkins, the mother of Rush Hawkins. She wears a lace bonnet tied under her chin, lace collar, and a striped dress. Slip of paper enclosed: "My Mother taken about 1860". Brown embossed leather-covered wood case with 2 clasps. The image is glued to the top of the glass for another daguerreotype or ambrotype. Cover detached. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180d Dimensions: 8 x 9.5 cm	1860
	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Head and torso portrait of Ruch Hawkins. He wears a white shirt with a high collar and necktie and dark suit coat. His vest is ornately decorated with oval and flower shapes. Slip of paper enclosed: "Taken August 28, 1848. two weeks & three days before I was 17 years old. Rush C. Hawkins". Brown embossed leather-covered wood case with clasp. Cover nearly detached, leather flaking off. Tarnishing around edges of image. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180f Dimensions: 8 x 9.5 cm	1848 August 28
	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Head and shoulders portrait of Rush Hawkins. He wears a wide white collar and a floppy necktie. Slip of paper enclosed: "This picture was taken at Woodstock Vermont the day before I was 22 years of age. Sept. 13, 1853. R.C. Hawkins. Is it not funny - the getup! Dec. 10, 1904". Brown embossed leather-covered wood case with 2 clasps. Cover almost detached. Image scratched. Daguerreotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180e Dimensions: 8 x 9.5 cm	1853 September 13
	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Head and shoulder portrait of Rush Hawkins. He wears a white shirt, dark bow tie and dark suit coat. This is a copy of an original ambrotype which was taken on November 13, 1856. Photograph framed in wooden frame and covered with glass. Wood splitting down the middle on front. Albumen? General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 9 x 10.5 cm	1856
	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Head and torso portrait of Rush Hawkins. He wears a white shirt, dark bow tie and dark suit coat. Slip of paper enclosed: "Rush C. Hawkins taken Nov. 13, 1856 age 25 years & 2 months. Holmes Artist 289 Broadway, New York." Brown embossed thermoplastic case. Excellent condition. No damage to case. Image clear with no signs of damage. Ambrotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180g Dimensions: 7 x 8 cm	1856 November 13
	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Head and shoulders portrait of Rush Hawkins. He wears a white shirt, dark necktie and dark suit coat. Slip of paper enclosed: "R.C.H. taken about 1857 or 1858 in New York?" Black embossed leather-covered wood case with clasp. Cover nearly detached. Image has odd white halo effect around edges of the face. Ambrotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180j Dimensions: 4.5 x 5 cm	1857 or 1858
Box 11, Folder 24	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Rush C. Hawkins in uniform: caption: "Col. R. C. Hawkins, ro Reg't Zouaves"; full length studio portrait. Maker's stamp on back refers to the original negative at Brady's National Portrait Gallery. Inscribed on back: "From Mr. Ronald C. Green whose mother was an intimate friend of Mrs. Hawkins." Accession Number: AMB 152	between 1860-1865
Box 54XXX, Object 15	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Photograph of the marble portrait sculpture of Rush C. Hawkins wearing his military uniform and hat. Inscription in verso: "Photograph of the portrait bust of Gen. Hawkins which presumably went to Norwich University and was later given by Norwich University to the Annmary Brown Memorial. By Herny K. Brown, Sculptor. From Blue envelope Photos of RCH." Albumen print glued to mat. Image and matting discolored and dirty. Albumen. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 25.5 x 30.5 cm	between 1861-1865
Box 65XXX	Hawkins, Rush C. - In Zouave Uniform Contents Note: Charcoal portrait of Rush C. Hawkins in Zouave Uniform created by Vincent Calyer. Signed and dated: "V. Calyer, James River, Virginia, August 1862" General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: C-1774 AB.155 Dimensions: Portrait is 66.04 cm x 55.88 cm	1862 August
Box 11, Folder 24	Hawkins, Rush C. - Loose photos and cards	1868-1915
Box 54XXX, Object 16	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Full length portrait of Rush C. Hawkins sitting in a chair wearing a dark suit, vest and necktie. He has a mustache. One hand rests on the armrest of the chair, the other he holds just under his chin. Inscription on verso: "Eighty. Sept. 14, 1911. The day of execution." Embossed into matting on front: "Davis & Sanford Co., 597 Fifth Ave, New York" Includes a handwritten list of names and dates of the individuals to whom he gave a copy of the photograph. Photograph glued along top edge to matting inside a brown folder. Good condition. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 23.5 x 32.5 cm	1911 September 14
Box 54XXX, Object 17	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Portrait of Rush C. Hawkins seated in a chair with his hands resting on his lap. He wears a dark suit, white shirt and necktie. He has a mustache. Inscription on verso: "Executed Sept. 14, 1917. From blue folder Photos of RCH." Embossed on top left corner: "Gessford, 373 Fifth Ave, New York." Photograph glued along top edge to matting inside a brown folder. Good condition. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 28 x 36 cm	1917 September 14
	Hawkins, Rush C. - Engraving From a Brady photo of RCH in Zouave uniform. Contents Note: On display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Gift of Mrs. Jesse H. Metcalf of Providence. Oval gilded frame, glazed. Accession Number: AMB 103	undated
Box 26, Object AMB 99a	Hawkins, Rush C. - Photo of plaster model for the bronze bust of RCH in Zouave uniform. Contents Note: Black and gold frame. Accession Number: AMB 99a Dimensions: 16 x 13 cm	1865
Box 11, Folder 21a, Object 13	Hawkins, Rush C. Contents Note: Head and shoulder portrait of Rush Hawkins. He wears a white shirt, dark bow tie and dark suit coat. This is a copy of an original ambrotype which was taken on November 13, 1856. Inscription on verso: "Col. R.C. Hawkins. From envelope Photos of RCH". Gelatin silver print. Silvering. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 9 x 10.5 cm	undated
Box 11, Folder 17	Horner, James Brown and other army friends from Civil War Days	1877-1919
	Hutchinson, Clara Sage Contents Note: Head and torso portrait of Clara Sage Hutchinson. She wears a dark dress with lace trim along the V-neck collar. One hand is up by her head holding some of the curls of her hair. Her hair is curled in tight curls on either side of her face and a braid is wrapped around the top of her head. Slip of paper enclosed: "Clara Sage Hutchinson. Daughter of Titus and cousin of my mother. Well educated and accomplished for her time. R.C.H." Black embossed leather-covered wood case with clasp. Cover detached. Slight tarnishing upper left. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180h Dimensions: 6 x 7.5 cm	1860s
Box 11, Folder 24	Jesse and Richelieu: surrey with driver (2 copies) Accession Number: AMB 162	undated
Box 33XXX, Folder 5	Jury des Beaux Arts Exposition Universelle Internationale de 1889 á Paris Contents Note: Portrait of the jury members standing in a group. Dimensions: 44.5 x 58 cm.	1889
Box 1, Folder 20	Landscape and buildings - mounted photographs	circa 1854
Box 33XXX, Folder 2	Lincoln, Abraham Contents Note: Mathew Brady portrait of Lincoln as reproduced by the New York Times published to help settle the controversy about the size of Lincoln's feet and hands.
Box 11, Folder 23	Miscellaneous friends	1914
Box 51, Folder 8	Norwich University, Hawkins Hall Contents Note: 2 photographs of Hawkins Hall at Norwich University in Northfield, VT, sent to "Mrs. Townsend" by Donald M. Boyer. Included is the letter with which the photographs were sent, with a handwritten note at top identifying "Mrs. Townsend" as RCH's cousin, "the former Laura Hawkins, a concert pianist of Boston". Also included is an undated letter describing the construction of the building. Accession Number: RCH N6h	1942
Box 11, Folder 22	Personal friends	1897-1905
Box 3X, Folder 10	Personal friends	1897-1917
Box 11, Folder 18	Pollard, Alfred W. Contents Note: Portrait	1928
	Rough sketch of a military tent Contents Note: On display in the Annmary Brown Memorial Inscription: "Col. Hawkins quarters Fort Clark, Hatteras Inlet, N.C. / belonging to Mrs. Rush C. Hawkins. Sept. 1861." Pencil sketch. Accession Number: AMB 104 Dimensions: 18 x 14 cm	1861
	Unidentified girl Contents Note: Portrait of an unidentified girl. She is in a dark dress with a white collar. Inscription on verso: "Schoolmate I dont know which one. R. C. H." Inset into a case with a black frame and gold oval border covered with glass all held together with brown pebbled paper tape. Glass cover is cracked. image tarnished around edges with damage along bottom left section. Ambrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 11 x 9 cm	1840s
	Unidentified girl Contents Note: Portrait of unidentified girl sittting in chair with right arm resting on table. She wears a dark dress with an off-the-shoulder neckline. Her bracelets and the cloth on the table are hand colored. Black embossed leather-covered wood case with 2 clasps. Spots of deterioration on image. Case in good condition. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 9 x 7.7 cm	late 1850s
	Unidentified man Contents Note: Portrait of a man wearing a suit. Slip of paper taped to back reads: "98". On verso of daguerreotype: "J. WHITE & CO.'S 25 CENT AMBROTYPES AND DAGUERREOTYPES, 44 Westminster St. South Side, PROVIDENCE, R. I. All styles of Cases constantly on hand— sold less than half charged at other places. This establishment has the best arranged light in the State, up one flight of stairs only." No case. Image barely visible. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 98 Dimensions: 6.3 x 5 cm	1850s
	Unidentified man Contents Note: Portrait of an unidentified bearded man wearing a dark suit and a plaid vest. Embossed on mat: "Anson, 589 Broadway." Black embossed wood case with a clasp. Damage to image which obsures most of his face. Case lid is detached. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 9 x 7.7 cm	late 1850s
Box 11, Folder 22a, Object 14	Unidentified man - possibly Capt. Hitchins of H.M. East India Service Contents Note: Hand-colored, full length portrait of a man sitting in a chair. He wears a dark brown suit with reddish vest, white shirt and black necktie. He has a beard. A slip of paper was discovered near this image with handwritten inscription in Rush Hawkins handwriting: "Capt. Hitchins of H.M. East India Service" providing a possible indentification of this man. On verso are the corners of 2 paper labels which are identical to the label on the verso of the hand-colored photograph of Carrie M. Brown and her brother Grenville R. Brown in Paris identifying the photography studio as "13 Boulevard des Capucine 13. Au coin de la Rue de la Paix. Pierson. Daguerreotype sur Papier et sur Plaque" in Paris, France. Inscription on verso: "P-300, A.B. 157". Hand-colored image. Discoloration in an oval shape around image caused by former matting. Glue stains along top edge. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 17 x 21.5 cm	circa 1853
Box 3X, Folder 5	Unidentified monument	undated
	Unidentified woman Contents Note: Torso portrait of unidentified woman in chair. She wears a dark dress with an off-the-shoulder neckline and lace bodice. Embossed into matting: "HOLMES 289 BROADWAY." Brown embossed leather-covered wood case with 2 clasps. Spots of deterioration on image. Case in good condition. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 9 x 7.7 cm	1850s
	Unidentified woman Contents Note: Portrait of an unidentified woman. She wears large white bonnet with thick ties and a dark robe/coat. Her hands rest in her lap. Brownish-red velvet oval case with a clasp. Excellent condition. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 6.4 x 5 cm	late 1850s?
	Unidentified woman Contents Note: Full-length portrait of an unindentified woman standing up, resting her arm on a table. She wears a dark dress with a white collar. The velvet inside is embossed with "ANSON 589 BROADWAY. N-Y" and embossed into the opposite matting inside is "ANSON" on the left corner, and "589 BROADWAY" on the right corner. Brown-black embossed wood case with a clasp. Spots of tarnishing on image. Matting has spots of tarnishing along top and left side. Lid of case detached. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 9 x 7.7 cm	late 1850s
	Unidentified woman Contents Note: Portrait of an unidentified woman sitting on a chair. She wears a bonnet with a dark lace veil, and a dark dress with a white collar. Embossed into matting: "CUTTING'S PATENT BRADY JULY 4 & 11 1854". Brown embossed wood double-hinged case with a clasp. Excellent. Image is dirty but otherwise excellent. Front lid is detached. Ambrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 12 x 9 cm	circa 1854
	Unidentified woman Contents Note: Portrait of an unidentified woman. She is wearing a black and white dress. Embossed on the mat is: "ANSON 589 BROADWAY". Brown embossed wood case with a clasp. Excellent condition. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 9 x 7.5 cm	late 1850s
	Unidentified woman - possibly mother of Rush C. Hawkins Contents Note: Head and shoulders portrait of older woman wearing dark dress and lace collar. Her hair is parted in the middle and pulled smoothly down each side of her face. Oval case. Blue velvet cover with push button closure. Cover in excellent condition. Image blistering along top and bottom. Tintype. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: AMB 180i Dimensions: 6 x 7.5 cm	circa 1859
	Unidentified women - two portraits Contents Note: Two separate portaits of two unidentified women. The torso portrait on the left is of an unidentified woman sitting in a chair. She wears a dark plaid off-the-shoulder dress. Her hands are resting in her lap. Embossed on mat "Holmes 289 Broadway." The portrait on the right is a head and shoulders of an unidentified woman. She wears a dark dress with a white lace collar. Embossed on mat: "Brown, [###?] B.Way NY." Black embossed leather-covered wood case with a clasp. Image on left in good condition, tarnishing on bottom edge. Image on right in good condition with tarnishing along left, right and bottom edges. Case in excellent condition. Daguerrotype. General Note: NEDCC Dimensions: 7.2 x 5.5 cm	1850s
	Victory of Roanoke lithograph Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. This Currier and Ives lithograph commenmorated the victory in this print intended for popular consumption. Print shows multiple soldiers charging forward, with many wounded soldiers on the ground. Caption reads: "The Victory of Roanoke, Feby. 8th 1862. The brillian and decisive bayonet charge of the New York 9th, Hawkins Zouaves".	undated

Series 5. Subseries 2. Albums

Container	Description	Date
Box 53	Photograph album - C.M.B. Contents Note: Photograph album containing multiple photos of Rush Hawkins, Annmary Brown Hawkins, Carrie M. Brown, as well as many other family members and friends. Brown leather with clasp. Accession Number: B H3 ap2	185?-189?
Box 10, Volume 5	Photograph album - green leather cover Contents Note: Photograph album containing carte-de-visite cards of Annmary Brown Hawkins, Carrie Brown Bajnotti, Rush Hawkins, Grenville Brown and their parents and a few friends. Accession Number: B H3 ap1	1850s-1899
Box 12, Volume 2	Photograph album - red leather bound: family photographs and miscellaneous pictures Accession Number: B H3 ap3	1850-1900
Box 64, Object B H3 ap4	Photograph album - Red velvet bound album with wooden scroll work and clasps: family and friends Contents Note: Photograph album covered in red velvet with wood scrollwork on both covers, metal clasps. Contains 103 carte-de-visite size photographs inserted into the paper pockets in the album pages and 13 loose photographs that were never inserted or were too large for the pockets. Spine detached. Covers loose. General Note: NEDCC Accession Number: B H3 ap4 Dimensions: 25.5 x 31.5 cm	1860s-1928

Series 6. Subject files

Series 6. Subseries 1. Anti-vivisection

Container	Description	Date
Box 13, Folder 8	"About animals": clippings and manuscript	1900-1901
Box 1, Folder 21	American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals	1893-1907
Box 13, Folder 12	Animal rights and anti-vivisection clippings	1911-1915
Box 13, Folder 13	Anti-vivisection in France	1883-1912
Box 51, Folder 12	Henry Bergh: in memoriam Contents Note: Bound volume of newspaper clippings and articles on Henry Bergh, including resolutions written by Rush Hawkins and presented to the Union League Club. Annotated by Rush Hawkins. Accession Number: RCH H3ber	1906
Box 13, Folder 11	Horses: bearing rein movement	1907
Box 13, Folder 10	Horses: docking tails investigation	1911-1912
Box 3X, Folder 17	Commemoration from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Contents Note: Commemoration given to the family of Rush Hawkins after his death for the work that he did in service of the Society.	1920
Box 13, Folder 7	Correspondence and manuscript material	1910-1915
Box 13, Folders 1-6	Miscellaneous pamphlets	1905-1914
Box 13, Folder 9	Vivisection, pro and con: clippings and pamphlets	1908-1911

Series 6. Subseries 2. Art

Container	Description	Date
Box 13, Folders 14-17	Miscellaneous pamphlets and clippings	1876-1952
Box 3X, Folder 13	Leonardo da Vinci, etc.	1916-1951

Series 6. Subseries 3. Paris Exposition Universelle

Container	Description	Date
Box 1, Folder 32	Catalogs, awards Accession Number: RCH P3	1889
Box 13, Folder 22	Correspondence, manuscript, and printed material	1889
Box 13, Folder 23	Fine arts: correspondence, printed materials, minutes of jury meetings (notebook)	1889
Box 14, Folder 1	News clippings (some mounted)	1889

Series 6. Subseries 4. Politics and history

Container	Description	Date
Box 10, Volume 4	Universal Republican Alliance, New York Committee 1838-1867 Contents Note: Scrapbook of letters, pamphlets, clippings, relating to the Italian revolutionary movement in 1849 Accession Number: B U6 1-SIZE	1838-1867
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 93	Almte or Alnite to Brown, Nicholas 2 pages Contents Note: Explains why he did not sign protest to Oudinot. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 June 25
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 105	Brown, Nicholas to Rusconi, Carlo, Ministro delle Relazioni Estere della Repubblica Romana 1 page Contents Note: Brown promises that US will quickly recognize Roman Republic, expresses his enthusiasm for Roman Republic. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 February 18
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 106	Brown, Nicholas to Ambassador 3 pages Contents Note: Brown agrees to sign on to letter of protest addressed to Oudinot regarding bombing Rome. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 February
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 108	Brown, Nicholas to Monsieur l' Ambassadeur de Corcelles 3 pages Contents Note: Draft of a letter. "J'ai l'honneur di dire a Votre Excellence que comme Consul des Etats Unis d'Amerique à Rome, je signai la protestation présentée au Général Oudinot pour empêcher la continuation du bombardement de la Ville de Rome." Brown also protests Corcelle published claim that French never bombed Rome. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 August 18
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 92	Letter to Brown, Nicholas signed by 6 Italian consuls/charge d'affaires including Corboli, Curzio and Galiotti, F. 2 pages Contents Note: "Da ventidue giorni si lanciano projettili dale truppe Francesi sopra l'abitato di questa città, rimanendone offesi anche I tempi ed it monumennti più insigi." Calls on Brown as representative of "una nazione grande e civile" to sign protest. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 June 24
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 98	Carli, Carlo, Vice Consolato degli Stati Uniti in Comacchio to Brown, Nicholas 2 pages Contents Note: Informs Brown "che d'appresso ad imbarco successo nel Porto di Cesenatico, come da tutti si asserisce, di Garibaldi con cinque, o sei cento circa de' suoi soldati entro quindici, o venti Barche fra Trabacoli e legni pescareci, chiamati volgarmente Bregozzi, col favore del vento arrivassero nella note del 2 al 3 Agosto verso Govo diretti possibilmente a Venezia, ma cessato all'improviso il favore del vento propizio vennero mediante il chiarore della Luna scoperti dalla Flotiglia Austriaca" Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Bonafede, Carli conte Carlo Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 August 3
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 103	Ceccarini, Gaetano 6 pages Contents Note: Roman Republic deposition by Cittadio Gaetano Ceccarini Officiale del 1.o Battag, 3.o Reggimento Linea: "di anni sedici" to document "un fatto brutale operato da un officiale dell'armata francese" on June 3 outside Porta San Pancrazio. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Ceccarini, Gaetano	1849 June 6
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 89	de Gerando, E. M., Chancelier, Charge des Affaires de la Republique Francaise to Brown, Nicholas 1 page Contents Note: A travel pass for Brown to travel to Civitavecchia, accompanied by wife, 2 children, and Doctor Pertrius, his doctor, in his own car and with his horses, to go to "maison du consulat Général" on arrival there. Stamped: Ambassade de France a Rome. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: de Gerando Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 June 2
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 75	Lowe, Alfred, Civita Vecchia US consul to Brown, Nicholas 2 pages Contents Note: Informs Brown of landing of Oudinot and staff, 1320 men on French frigate Panama, with details. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Lowe, Alfred Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 April 24
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 77	Lowe, Alfred, Civita Vecchia US consul to Brown, Nicholas 2 pages Contents Note: Informs Brown that 13 French vessels, mostly steamers arrived, and almost immediately began landing troops. The French flag in unison with that of the Roman Republic has been hoisted on the fortress. Adds at the bottom that 500-600 Lombards on small Sardininan steamer arrived, but it is said that the French will not allow them to land! Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Lowe, Alfred Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 April 25
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 81	Lowe, Alfred, Civita Vecchia US consul to Brown, Nicholas 2 pages Contents Note: Reports continued arrival French ships of war and bodies of troops landing from them and proceeding to Rome; while others are arriving here from that direction so that the intentions of the French are not to be known. It is rumoured that Prince Del Carretto has arrived here, incognito. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Lowe, Alfred Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 May 4
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 85	Lowe, Alfred, Civita Vecchia US consul to Brown, Nicholas 1 page Contents Note: Last wrote on 10th. On May 13 the Montezuma, frigate from Marseilles with 1770 men, disembarked. Yesterday arrived Sardinian war steamer the Anthion: 60 men and 1 gun, with Despatches from Leghorn. Yesterday anchored the Pomona, 390 men and 36 guns from Toulon, having on board Lesepps, Envoy Extraordinaire with full powers. Sig Accursi, chargé d'affaires of the Rpman Republic at Paris, accompanied M. Leseppes, both proceeded toward Rome. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Lowe, Alfred Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 May 15
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 87	Lowe, Alfred, Civita Vecchia US consul to Brown, Nicholas 1 page Contents Note: Since the 15th we have had constant arrivals of fresh troops, say from 2000 to 2500 men, and some pieces of artillery. Every day some arrival takes place. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Lowe, Alfred Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 May 22
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 90	Lowe, Alfred, Civita Vecchia US consul to Brown, Nicholas 1 page Contents Note: Informs Brown that Corcelle and De La Tour d'Auvergne arrived on a mission from the government of the French Rrepublic. They left almost immediately for the Camp, "but as to what instructions given them, or powers they are endowed with, we here are perfectly ignorant. Tomorrow it is said that an attack will be made by the French, that is to say they will make a Breach with their heavy arillery and attempt an entry by that, unless the abovenamed gentlemen bring counter orders, but on this score I fear there is little to hope for." Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Lowe, Alfred Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 June 11
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 95	Lowe, Alfred, Civita Vecchia US consul to Brown, Nicholas 1 page Contents Note: Sends message via Alex Lemmi bringing dispatches for you from Paris. French have stopped all communication between C and Rome. Little news just occasional arrival of French troops in small bodies. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Lowe, Alfred Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 June 26
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 88	Ministero Commercio e Lavori Pubblici Repubblica Romana (signed on his behalf) to Brown, Nicholas 1 page Contents Note: Gives authorization to Brown and "una sua compagnia di osservare la Biblioteca Vaticana a normal dei regolamenti." Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 May 25
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 96	Roselli, Repubblica Romana Comando Generale dell'Armata to Senatore di Roma 1 page Contents Note: "Per vedere di fare il maggior bene che si può a tutti quei militari che non possono, senza pericolo tornare alle loro case, io la pregherei di mandar subito persona dai Consoli Inglese e Americano, ad oggetto di somministrare ad essi li passaporti verso I luoghi in cui possono viver meglio, e star con più sicurezza." Addressed on envelope: Al Cittadiino Senatore Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Roselli, Pietro	1849 July 4
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 83	Rusconi, Carlo, Ministro delle Relazioni Esterne della Repubblica Romana to Brown, Nicholas 1 page Contents Note: Rusconi sends Brown copy of "una sua Nota alle Potenze Cattoliche" Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Rusconi, Carlo, 1819-1889 Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 May 8
Box 10, Volume 4, Page 79	Triumvirato to Brown, Nicholas 2 pages Contents Note: Il governo della Republica Romana si onora di professare la più alta stima erso la grande Nazione degli Stati Uniti d'America…agrees to Brown's request to allow US citizen Benjamin and consorte di recarsi in albano. But says imprudent as Albano being invaded by Napoletani nemici della repubblica. Physical Description Note: genreform: text Names: Brown, Nicholas, 1792-1859	1849 May 3
Box 51, Folder 16	Ludlow, William: clippings and pamplets Contents Note: Bound volume of letters, newspaper clippings, and pamplets about General William Ludlow relative to his work as Ste. Marie and Sault Canal. Accession Number: A RCH Lud 12pv	1908
Box 13, Folders 18-20	Miscellaneous pamphlets and clippings	1859-1916
Box 14, Folder 7	Miscellaneous pamphlets and clippings	1877-1914
Box 14, Folder 4	New York City pavements: correspondence, plans, printed material	1885-1897
Box 14, Folder 5	New York: miscellaneous pamphlets, clippings, etc.	1870-1880
Box 14, Folder 3	New York State Assembly: documents, drafts of acts
Box 52	The Vermonter Contents Note: Bound volume of 8 articles clipped from the Vermonter dealing with the history of Vermont. Also includes several letters tipped in. Accession Number: RCH V44	1902-1907
Box 13, Folder 21	World War I: miscellaneous publications and clippings	1914-1915

Series 6. Subseries 5. Printing, publishing, book arts

Container	Description	Date
Box 14, Folder 8	500th anniversary of the invention of printing	1930-1940
Box 14, Folders 9-13	Miscellaneous pamphlets, articles, and clippings	1862-1930
Box 14, Folders 14-15	Pictorial advertising: cards, pamphlets, etc.	circa 1860-1920
Box 3X, Folder 14	Oversize bibliographies, etc.	1932
Box 17, Folder 5	Rush Hawkins's Catalogue of Incunabula: invoice and correspondence	1908-1910
Box 17, Folder 6	Rush Hawkin's In re: The invention of printing: drafts of essay and forward	undated
Box 17, Folder 1	Rush Hawkins's notes on printers of incunabula, with correspondence	1919
Box 17, Folder 2-4	Rush Hawkins's notes on printers of incunabula	1919
Box 49, Folder 1	Scrapbook relating to the John Carter Brown Library Contents Note: Binder's title: "The Browns and their library". Contains both pamphlets about the John Carter Brown Library and letters from various members of the Brown family. The letters include correspondence to and from: John Carter Brown (1797-1874), John Nicholas Brown (1861-1900), Matilda Brown, Nicholas Brown (1769-1841), Nicholas Brown (1792-1859), Mary Bowen (Stelle) Brown, Moses Brown 1775-1791), Benjamin Bowen Carter, John Carter (1745-1814), AnnMary Brown Hawkins, Rush Hawkins, Hope (Brown) Ives (1773-1855), William Carey Poland, Benjamin Stelle, George Parker Winship. Click here to see digital images of the 3 letters written by John Carter to his son Benjamin Bowen Carter. Accession Number: B H3 sc2 English.	1783-1905

Series 6. Subseries 6. Roman Catholicism

Container	Description	Date
Box 14, Folder 16	Correspondence, pamphlets, clippings	1912
Box 14, Folder 17	Anti-Roman Catholic writings, pamphlets, etc.	1886-1887
Box 14, Folder 18	"Old Tares in a New Soil": anti-Catholic handwritten manuscript draft by RCH	1892
Box 14, Folder 19	"Old Tares in a New Soil": anti-Catholic typescript draft by RCH	1915

Series 6. Subseries 7. Societies, committees, memorials

Container	Description	Date
Box 1, Folder 23	Dedication of the Chittenden Monument (Vermont)	1896
Box 1, Folder 24	Cleveland Memorial Tower (Princeton, New Jersey)	1913
Box 1, Folder 25	Decoration Day, Cypress Hills Cemetery	1876
Box 1, Folder 28	Lincoln Farm Association	1907-1910
Box 1, Folder 29	National Memorial of the United States	undated
Box 1, Folder 30	New York Centennial Committee	1876
	New York Dispensory for the Diseases of the Throat and Chest Contents Note: Book of minutes for the New York Dispensory for the Diseases of the Throat and Chest. Also includes a record of visitors to the Annmary Brown Memorial. This item is housed with the Annmary Brown records Accession Number: OF-1X-14	1870-1968
Box 1, Folder 31	New York Zoological Society	1911
Box 1, Folder 33	The Philadelphia Museum	1904-1908
Box 1, Folder 34	Pilgrim Monument	1885
Box 51, Folder 17	Report of the Committee appointed to erect a tablet to the memory of George Grenville Benedict; with portrait laid in Contents Note: Report (22 pages) was published by Free Press Printing Co. in 1909. A portrait of George Grenville Benedict is laid in, and includes a note written and signed on the verso by Rush C. Hawkins that is dated Sept. 23, 1911. Accession Number: A-RCH Ben 2 r	1909-1911
Box 3X, Folder 7	U.S. Centennial	1876
	U.S. Centennial illustrations Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Two clippings of illustrations of the US Centennial from Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper and Harper's Weekly, July 22, 1876.	1876
Box 14, Folder 2	Union League Club resolutions	1864-1883
Box 11, Folder 28	"Vanity Fair: our cads and snobs": clippings on society and social climbing	1882-1901

Series 6. Subseries 8. Miscellaneous

Container		Description		Date
Box 15		Sundries		1820-1942

Series 7. Printed Material

Series 7. Subseries 1. Books

Container	Description	Date
Box 1, Folder 5	Account of the Assassination of Loyal Citizens of North Carolina / Rush C. Hawkins Contents Note: Pasted inside are two pages of Hawkins's notes. Inside the front cover of the book is a full-page newspaper story from the December 22, 1912 issue of The New York Times. It covers the revealing of deceased Confederate Gen. George E. Pickett as the author of a series of letters which were published anonymously by his widow. (The clipping was disposed of and a photocopy of a portion of what was a full-page story inserted in its place.) Pickett was the commander who ordered the controversial hangings discussed in Hawkins's book Accession Number: RCH H3a	1897
Box 1, Folder 4	Judges of the Supreme Court of Vermont; Educational History of Vermont (excerpts)	undated
Box 1, Folder 3	The Long Roll / Charles F. Johnson (one of the Hawkins Zouaves) Contents Note: In it are found pasted two letters written to Hawkins related to his purchase of the volume, an invitation to the celebration of the 51st anniversary of the organization of his regiment hosted by the Hawkins Zouaves's Association, and three unidentified and undated newspaper clippings that contain valuable biographical details about Hawkins and information about the 1886 sale of his home in New York City. A loose page of notes penned by Hawkins is likewise interleaved in the book. Accession Number: RCH H3Zj	1861-1863
Box 51, Folder 23	Miscellaneous Writings of D.A. Hawkins Contents Note: A bound-with volume with "Miscellaneous Writings of D. A. Hawkins" printed on spine. Contains a single letter at the front signed by Dexter A. Hawkins, followed by a collection of newspaper clippings, journal articles, pamphlets, and reports written by Dexter A. Hawkins, mostly on political topics. Accession Number: A-Hawk Dex 4m	1866-1886
Box 1, Folder 11	Several Writings by Rush Hawkins (bound volume) Accession Number: RCH H3 se 2	1867?-1906
Box 1, Folder 2	Three Months in the Southern States / Lieut.-col. Fremantle (2 copies) Accession Number: RCH F7	1864
Box 66	The John Carter Brown Library, A History Contents Note: Annotated copy by RCH and signed by author George Parker Winship.	1914
Box 66	The John Carter Brown Library, The Dedication of the Library Building Contents Note: Annotated copy by Rush Hawkins.	1905
Box 66	Paintings in Oil & water Colours by Early & Modern Painters, Collected By Rush C. Hawkins. 1913 Contents Note: Annotated copy by Rush C. Hawkins. Letter dated June 24, 1912 glued to front flyleaf and undated letter glued to back flyleaf. Four letters glued between pages following the title page.Two loose letters placed in back of book. Accession number RCH H3pa.
Box 66	The Hawkins Zouaves their battles and marches by John H. Whitney Contents Note: Contains several letters and newspaper articles glued on front and back cover and flyleafs. Copy is signed by author. Accession number RCH H3Zw	1866

Series 7. Subseries 2. Broadsides

Container	Description	Date
Box 11, Folder 30	Political broadsides	undated
Box 4XX, Folder 5	Political broadsides and petitions - Program of Reception Conversazione Accession Number: Broadside 25	1874 Jan. 8
Box 4XX, Folder 5	Political broadsides and petitions - Facts for Men Who Do Their Own Thinking/ Vote for Lincoln and Liberty, against McClellan and Slavery Accession Number: Broadside 33	1864
Box 4XX, Folder 5	Political broadsides and petitions - Petition to Congress for re-examination of naturalization laws Accession Number: Broadside 99	undated
Box 4XX, Folder 5	Political broadsides and petitions - The First Celebration of the Festival of St. Nicholas by the NY Historical Society Accession Number: Broadside 28	1864 Dec. 6
Box 4XX, Folder 5	Political broadsides and petitions - Garfield and the Civil-Service Reform Accession Number: Broadside 26	1881 Sep. 20

Series 7. Subseries 3. Catalogs

Container	Description	Date
Box 1, Folder 6	Civil War Pamphlets; Pedestal Fund Art Loan	1883, 1914
Box 3X, Folder 1	Miscellaneous oversize	1892
Box 66	Catalogue of books mostly from the presses of the first printers : showing the progress of printing with movable metal types through the second half of the fifteenth century, collected by Rush C. Hawkins	1910
Box 66	Catalog of the Annmary Brown Memorial-Indexes

Series 7. Subseries 4. Diplomas and certificates

Container	Description	Date
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - Commission of Rush Hawkins to Officier de l'Ordre National de la Legion d'honneur Accession Number: Broadside 76	1889 Nov. 20
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - Rush Hawkin's Diploma to become a fellow for the National Academy of Design Accession Number: Broadside 94	1964 May 2
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - Life membership certificate for Rush Hawkins for the Actors Fund of America Accession Number: Broadside 93	1907 June
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - Rush Hawkins membership certficate to the Free Masons Accession Number: Broadside 92	1868 April 11
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - Vermont Historical Society "Active member" nomination certificate Accession Number: Broadside 84	1897 Oct. 26
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - New England Society life membership certificate Accession Number: Broadside 85	1874 Feb. 11
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - Rush Hawkin's honorary degree of Master of Arts from Brown U. (notification) Accession Number: Broadside 78	1874 June 24
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - Rush Hawkin's honorary degree of Master of Arts from Brown U. Accession Number: Broadside 78	1874 June 24
Box 4XX, Folder 4	Printed Material: Diplomas and Certificates - Rush Hawkin's membership certificate to the Sons of the Revolution Accession Number: Broadside 95	1892 Aug. 20

Series 7. Subseries 5. Ephemera

Container	Description	Date
Box 55	Calling cards: 2 bound volumes Contents Note: Two bound brown leather volumes with clasps, stamped A.M.H. I and A.M.H. II. Multiple calling cards are attached to each page. First volume is 80 leaves with 6 unattached cards inserted in the back; cover is detached. Also contains a dated collection of Rush C. Hawkins and Annmary Brown calling cards. Second volume is is 80 leaves with 3 unattached cards inserted; cover is detached. Accession Number: B H3 ac	undated
Box 6, Folder 23	Lottery tickets: expired state lottery tickets of 1831. Portland, Maine; Providence, Rhode Island; Hartford, Connecticut. Tickets in green, red, and black Accession Number: AMB 161 69	1831
Box 1, Folder 13	Miscellaneous	undated
Box 11, Folder 29	Miscellaneous	1851-1888
Box 6, Folder 23	Republican National Convention of 1872: ticket for morning session Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Second nomination of Genl Grant." Accession Number: AMB 153 69	1872

Series 7. Subseries 6. Graphics

Container	Description	Date
Box 1, Folder 40	Prints, illustrations, graphics	undated
Box 4XX, Folder 13	Prints, illustrations, graphics	undated

Series 7. Subseries 7. Maps

Container		Description		Date
Box 4XX, Folder 6		Printed Materials maps Contents Note: Maps of Philipines, Cuba, West Indies, London, Spain		1897-1898, undated

Series 7. Subseries 8. Newspapers, journals

Container	Description	Date
Box 51, Folder 11	Bound volume on Henry Boynton Contents Note: A bound volume of materials on Henry Boynton, including his essays on Hiram Powers and John Stark, account of Norwich University, clippings of Boynton's obituaries, and correspondence. Accession Number: A-RCH Boy 2w	1905
Box 51, Folder 22	Bound volume on Reverend Aaron Hutchinson Contents Note: A bound volume of materials on Reverend Aaron Hutchinson. Includes correspondence sent by Hutchinson, newspaper clippings on his life, and a printed biographical sketch by Rush Hawkins. At the back of the volume are unattached clippings and a survey map pertaining to Pomfret, Vermont.	1864-1913
Box 6, Folder 23	Clipping: public announcement: "Jany 1897 Londong & County Bank" dividend announcement Accession Number: AMB 154 69	1897
Box 1, Folders 9-10	Clippings	1893-1913?
Box 6, Folder 23	Clippings (3): weekly statistics of temp., March 1837; monthly weather, January 1837; retail food prices, [1837]. Accession Number: AMB 166 69	1837
	Clippings about the French Legion of Honor Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 88 69	undated
Box 28, Object AMB 113 69	Clippings about the French Legion of Honor Accession Number: AMB 113 69	1892-1895
Box 4xx, Folder 14	Clippings on John Paul Jones Contents Note: Two newspaper clippings of stories about John Paul Jones: New York Herald, July 16, 1905; and New York Times, July 2, 1905. Accession Number: A-RCH Jon.10.x	1905 Jul
Box 51, Folder 4	Clippings on pre-historic civilization Contents Note: Newspaper clippings on various stories about pre-historic civilizations, labelled "The Older Civilizations". Accession Number: A-RCH Pre 16c	1906-1918
Box 15	Clippings, personal: v.1-2	1860-1890
Box 3X, Folder 11	Colonial newspapers	1759-1799
Box 4XX, Folder 2	Newspapers - Counsel's Opinion Accession Number: Broadside 100
Box 4XX, Folder 2	Newspapers - The Evening Post	1901 Nov.16
Box 4XX, Folder 3	Newspapers - The Evening Telegram	1885 Aug. 8
Box 4XX, Folder 2	Newspapers - Field (the country gentleman's newspaper)/ The Truth Seeker/	1905-1915
Box 11, Folders 31-32	Miscellaneous European newspapers	1883-1887
Box 3X, Folder 3	Miscellaneous oversize	1876-1901
Box 3X, Folder 4	Miscellaneous oversize foreign language	1888-1892
Box 1, Folder 8	Photocopies	1885

Series 7. Subseries 9. Pamphlets

Container	Description	Date
Box 1, Folder 7	Miscellaneous Contents Note: Includes pamphlet entitled Hawkins of the Hawkins Zouaves. It is a reprint of an article authored by Margaret B. Stillwell that originally appeared in Bookmen's Holiday, Notes and Studies Written in Tribute to Harry Miller Lydenberg and published by The New York Public Library in 1943.	1898-1943
Box 3X, Folder 2	Miscellaneous oversize	1895

Series 8. Personal and Civil War (Hawkins)

Series 8. Subseries 1. Confederate documents

Container	Description	Date
Box 12	1st Battalion, NC Volunteers, circulars and orders Accession Number: RCH N58 v.1	1861 Oct - 1862 Feb
Box 12	1st Ballalion, NC Volunteers, circulars and orders Accession Number: RCH N58 v.2	1861 Oct - 1862 Feb
Box 16, Folder 2	Bank, James R., Capt., N.C. Militia. Morning report … Company A, 1st Regiment of N. Carolina Maltier i.e. Militia Accession Number: Ms.335; Ms.Bank 1862 Apr.1-7	1862 Apr 1-7
Box 4XX, Folder 10	Bonds Accession Number: Broadsides 45-65
Box 16, Folder 6	Bragg, Thomas. To the Honorable President of the Senate, Alexander H. Stephens Accession Number: Ms.308; Ms.Bragg 1862 Mar.17	1862 Mar 17
Box 16, Folder 7	Brown, Joseph Emerson. To Hon. B.H. Hill. Accession Number: Ms.255; Ms.Brown 1862 Jan.24	1862 Jan 24
Box 16, Folder 10	Carter, Benjamin Franklin (?). To Dear Girls. Accession Number: Ms.273; Ms.Carter 1862 Oct.11	1862 Oct 11
Box 16, Folder 14	Clark, Henry T. To Messrs. West & Johnson, Publisher of Record Accession Number: Ms.280; Ms.Clark 1863 Nov.20	1863 Nov 20
Box 16, Folder 16	Confederate States of America. Engineer Bureau. Estimate of amount required for engineer service for the year ending Dec. 31,1865 Accession Number: Ms.307; Ms.C.S.A. Eng. 1865 Feb.21	1865 Feb 21
Box 16, Folder 18	Confederate States of America. Navy Dept. Estimate of the amount required by the Navy Department from April 1 to June 30, 186 Accession Number: Ms.320; Ms.C.S.A. Navy 1862 Feb.27	1862 Feb 27
Box 16, Folder 18	Confederate States of America. Navy Dept. Memorandum for the information of the Naval Committee of the Senate touching the nominations in the Marine Corps Accession Number: Ms.317; Ms.C.S.A. Navy 1862 Oct.11?	1862 Oct 11
Box 16, Folder 18	Confederate States of America. Navy Dept. Report of the naval engagement at Roanoke Island and Elizabeth City, Feb. 9-10, 1862 Accession Number: Ms.321; Ms.C.S.A. Navy 1862 Feb.18	1862 Feb 18
Box 16, Folder 19	Confederate States of America. Office of Indian Affairs. Report to Hon. James A. Seddon, Secretary of War. Accession Number: Ms.315; Ms.C.S.A. Ind. 1864 Apr.22	1864 Apr 22
Box 16, Folder 20	Confederate States of America. Post-office Dept. Authorization to Messrs. Fraser, Trenholm & co., Liverpool, England to extend credit to Major B.F. Ficklin on Bills Exchange enclosed. Accession Number: Ms.323; Ms.C.S.A. P.O. 1861 Oct.3	1861 Oct 3
Box 16, Folder 20	Confederate States of America. Post-office Dept. Commission authorizing Maj. B.F. Ficklin to act as agent of the P.O. department in procuring steel dies and plates and arranging for the printing of stamps Accession Number: Ms.322; Ms.C.S.A. P.O. 1861 Oct.1	1861 Oct 1
Box 16, Folder 20	Confederate States of America. Post-office Dept. Answer to a resolution of Congress, April 21, 1862, of inquiry as to amount etc. of funds sent abroad. John H. Reagan, Post Master Genl. Accession Number: Ms.328; Ms.C.S.A. P.O. 1862 Apr.24	1862 Apr 24
Box 16, Folder 20	Confederate States of America. Post-office Dept. Report to Hon. C.G. Memminger, Sec. of Treas. Accession Number: Ms.327; Ms.C.S.A. P.O. 1862 Mar.4	1862 Mar 4
Box 16, Folder 21	Confederate States of America. Produce loan office. Produce loan, weekly report, no. 14-15. Accession Number: Ms.305-306; Ms.C.S.A. Prod. 1862 Nov.1-8	1862 Nov 1-8
Box 16, Folder 22	Confederate States of America. Provisional Congress, 1861-1862. An act to provide for the preservation and future publication of the Journals of the Provisional Congress and the proceedings of the Convention which framed the Provisional and Permanent Constitution of the Confederate States. Accession Number: Ms.310; Ms.C.S.A. Prov.Cong. 1862 Feb.17	1862 Feb 17
Box 1, Folder 37	Confederate States of America. Report of the Postmaster General Accession Number: RCH C6	1862/1863
Box 16, Folder 23	Confederate States of America. Senate. Order to the Secretary of the Senate, James H. Nash Accession Number: Ms.309; Ms.C.S.A. Sen.1862 Mar.17?	1862 Mar 17
Box 16, Folder 23	Confederate States of America. Senate. Committee on Military Affairs. An act to authorise the appointment of field auditors to examine and report upon certain military claims for payment Accession Number: Ms.316; Ms.C.S.A. Sen.1862 Apr.18?	1862 Apr 18
Box 16, Folder 24	Confederate States of America.Treasury dept. Agreement relative to the raising of a 75,000,000 franc loan to Europe. Accession Number: Ms.318; Ms.C.S.A. Treas. 1863 Jan.8	1863 Jan 8
Box 16, Folder 24	Confederate States of America. Treasury dept. Estimates of appropriations required for the support of the government for the period from January 1 to June 30th inclusive, 1864 Accession Number: Ms.312; Ms.C.S.A. Treas. 1863 Nov.13	1863 Nov 13
Box 16, Folder 24	Confederate States of America. Treasury dept. Estimtes of appropriations required to comply with treaty stipulations entered into between the Confederate States and certain Indian Tribes Accession Number: Ms.314; Ms.C.S.A. Treas. 1863 Dec.10	1863 Dec 10
Box 9, Volume 1	Daily record and accounts / Old, W. R. Accession Number: RCH O5	1861 Dec - 1862 Feb
Box 16, Folder 31	Deshler, James, Col., C.S.A. To Brig. Gen. W.N. Pendleton, Chief of Arty. C S A, In the field Accession Number: Ms.286; Ms.Deshler 1862 Jul.15	1862 Jul 15
Box 16, Folder 31	Deshler, James, Col., C.S.A. To Brig. Gen. W.N. Pendleton Accession Number: Ms.287; Ms.Deshler 1862 Jul.15	1862 Jul 15
Box 16, Folder 34	Dunnington, John W. To Hon. Stephen Russell Mallory, Secretary of the Navy. Accession Number: Ms.237; Ms.Dunnington 1862 Jun.23	1862 Jun 23
Box 16, Folder 36	Ficklin, B.F., Major, C.S.A. To J.H. Reagan Esq. Accession Number: Ms.325; Ms.Ficklin 1862 Jan.15	1862 Jan 15
Box 16, Folder 36	Ficklin, B.F., Major, C.S.A. To J.H. Reagan Esq. Accession Number: Ms.326; Ms.Ficklin 1862 Feb.1	1862 Feb 1
Box 16, Folder 37	Flournoy, C.E., Major, Va. Cavalry CSA. To Captain Walter K. Martin, A A Genl. Accession Number: Ms.275; Ms.Flournoy 1863 Jun.10	1863 Jun 10
Box 16, Folder 38	Forrest, French, Flag Officer, CSN, et al. To the Senate and House of Representatives of the Confederate States, in Congress assembled. Accession Number: Ms.271; Ms.Forrest 1862 Sep.15?	1862 Sep 15
Box 16, Folder 38	Forrest, French, Flag Officer, CSN. To My Dear Sir, Governor Brown, Chairman, Naval Committee of the Senate Accession Number: Ms.272; Ms.Forrest 1863 Apr.30	1863 Apr 30
Box 16, Folder 39	Fredericksburg, Va. Citizens. To Brig. Gen. Wadsworth, Military Governor of D.C. Accession Number: Ms.896; Ms.Fredericksburg 1862 Aug.19	1862 Apr 19
Box 16, Folder 40	French, S.G., Major General, CSA. To Lieut. Genl. Longstreet. Accession Number: Ms.274; Ms.French 1863 May 4	1863 May 4
Box 16, Folder 48	Harrison, Burton N. To the Hon. President of the Senate (CSA) Accession Number: Ms.293; Ms.Harrison 1865 Mar.17	1865 Mar 17
Box 16, Folder 49	Hartwell, Alfred Stedman. Certificate of recommendation for Col. Eugene A. Koslay (CSA) Accession Number: Ms.189; Ms.Hartwell 1865 Jul.10	1865 Jul 10
Box 16, Folder 51	Hodgson, W. Irving. To Brig'd Gen'l Patton Anderson (CSA) Accession Number: Ms.265; Ms.Hodgson 1862 Apr.9	1862 Apr 9
Box 16, Folder 51	Hodgson, W. Irving. To Capt. Wm. G. Barth, Genl. (CSA) Accession Number: Ms.266; Ms.Hodgson 1862 Apr.12	1862 Apr 12
Box 16, Folder 53	Howard, Thomas C. To His Excellency John Letcher, Governor of Virginia Accession Number: Ms.259; Ms.Howard 1861 Jul.13	1861 Jul 13
Box 16, Folder 56	Jones, Thomas M. To my Father. Accession Number: Ms.281; Ms.Jones 1861 Apr.22	1861 Apr 22
Box 16, Folder 58	Lee, Robert Edward. To Lt. Gen. James Longstreet, Comdg. Corps. Accession Number: Ms.182; Ms. Lee 1863 Jan.25	1863 Jan 25
Box 16, Folder 58	Lee, Robert Edward. To Hon. Secretary of War, James A. Seddon Accession Number: Ms.183; Ms.Lee 1864 Apr..30	1864 Apr 30
Box 16, Folder 59	Letcher, John. To J.R. Tucker, Esq, Atty General Accession Number: Ms.284; Ms.Letcher 1860 Nov.24	1860 Nov 24
Box 16, Folder 59	Letcher, John. To the Gentlemen of the Convention Accession Number: Ms.254; Ms.Letcher 1861 Nov.30	1861 Nov 30
Box 16, Folder 60	Lieber, Francis. To Henry Williams Blodgett. Accession Number: Ms.211; Ms.Lieber 1866 Jun.11	1866 Jun 11
Box 16, Folder 63	Litchfield, C.S. To Genl J.E.B. Stuart Accession Number: Ms.269; Ms.Litchfield 1862 Jul.31	1862 Jul 31
Box 16, Folder 65	Lynch, William F., Capt. CSN. To Hon. S.R. Mallory, Sec of the Navy. Accession Number: Ms.285; Ms.Lynch 1862 Feb.18	1862 Feb 18
Box 16, Folder 65	Lynch, William F., Capt. CSN. To S.R. Mallory, Secretary of the Navy. Accession Number: Ms.263; Ms.Lynch 1862 Mar.12	1862 Mar 12
Box 16, Folder 67	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To Hon. Albert G. Brown, Chairman of the Committee of Naval Affairs of the Senate. CSA Accession Number: Ms.238; Ms.Mallory 1864 May 14	1864 May 14
Box 16, Folder 67	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To Hon. Albert G. Brown, Chairman of the Committee of Naval Affairs of the Senate. CSA Accession Number: Ms.239; Ms.Mallory 1864 May 16	1864 May 16
Box 16, Folder 68	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To Hon. Albert G. Brown, Chairman of the Committee of Naval Affairs of the Senate. CSA Accession Number: Ms.235; Ms.Mallory 1862 Mar.15	1862 Mar 15
Box 16, Folder 68	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To Hon. C.M.Conrad, Chairman of the Committee on Naval Affairs. CSA Accession Number: Ms.233; Ms.Mallory 1861 Aug.24	1861 Aug 24
Box 16, Folder 68	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To Hon Christopher Gustavus Memminger, Secretary of the Treasury Accession Number: Ms.234; Ms.Mallory 1862 Mar.11	1862 Mar 11
Box 16, Folder 69	Maury, Matthew Fontaine. To W.C. Whitthorn Esqr. (carbon copy) Accession Number: Ms.282; Ms.Maury 1861 Jan.22	1861 Jan 22
Box 16, Folder 70	Mayo, Joseph. To His Excellency the Governor of Va., John Letcher Accession Number: Ms.257; Ms.Mayo 1861 Jun.26	1861 Jun 26
Box 16, Folder 72	Memminger, Christopher G. To Hon Robert W. Barnwell Accession Number: Ms.249; Ms.Memminger 1863 Mar.30	1863 Mar 30
Box 16, Folder 72	Memminger, Christopher G. To His Excellency the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.248; Ms.Memminger 1863 Jan.9	1863 Jan 9
Box 16, Folder 72	Memminger, Christopher G. To John M. Strother, Esq., Disbursing Clerk, Treasury Department Accession Number: Ms.250; Ms.Memminger 1864 Feb.25	1864 Feb 25
Box 16, Folder 73	Miller, Hugh R. To Col. Jos. R. Davis Accession Number: Ms.264; Ms.Miller 1862 Mar.18	1862 Mar 18
Box 16, Folder 75	Morrison, J.J., Revenue Service Officer. To Honbl. W.P. Chilton, Member Confed. Congress Accession Number: Ms.258; Ms.Morrison 1861 Nov.23	1861 Nov 23
Box 16, Folder 76	Myers, George W., Capt. Of the Border Rangers. To whom it may concern (certificate attesting to the loss of horses) Accession Number: Ms.260; Ms.Myers 1862 Feb.18	1862 Feb 18
Box 16, Folder 84	North Carolina. Militia. 1st Brigade. Morning report of Captain Thomas J. Sutton Accession Number: Ms.334,869,870; Ms.North C. 1862	1862 Mar-Apr
Box 16, Folder 85	O'Ferrall, Charles T. To whom it may concern Accession Number: Ms.261; Ms.O'Ferrall 1862 Feb.18?	1862 Feb 18
Box 16, Folder 86	Pendleton Co., Virginia. Election commissioners Accession Number: Ms.332; Ms.Pendleton 1860 Nov.8	1860 Nov 8
Box 16, Folder 88	Preston, John Smith. To my dear Harrie. Accession Number: Ms.256; Ms.Preston 1861 Apr.17	1861 Apr 17
Box 16, Folder 90	Randolph, George Wythe. To the president, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.301; Ms.Randolph 1862 Apr.19	1862 Apr 19
Box 16, Folder 90	Randolph, George Wythe. To the Honorable, the President of the Senate, Alexander H. Stephens Accession Number: Ms.242; Ms.Randolph 1862 Apr.2	1862 Apr 2
Box 16, Folder 90	Randolph, George Wythe. To the Secretary of the C S Senate, James H. Nash. Accession Number: Ms.243; Ms.Randolph 1862 Apr.16	1862 Apr 16
Box 16, Folder 91	Reagan, John Henninger. To Major B.F. Ficklin. Accession Number: Ms.324; Ms.Reagan 1861 Oct.4	1861 Oct 4
Box 16, Folder 92	Rives, A.L., Col. & Acting Chief, Engineer Bureau. To Hon. Albert G. Brown. Accession Number: Ms.253; Ms.Rives 1864 May 16	1864 May 16
Box 16, Folder 93	Rosser, Thomas L., Col., 5th Va.Cavalry. To General J.E.B. Stuart Accession Number: Ms.268; Ms.Rosser 1862 Jul.26	1862 Jul 26
Box 16, Folder 94	Rowe, George H. Clay. Journal, Aug.13-Sep.23, 1862 Accession Number: Ms.283; Ms.Rowe 1862 Aug.13	1862 Aug 13
Box 16, Folder 99	Sisson, V.P. To Whom It May Concern (clerk on the staff of Gen. D.R. Jones) Accession Number: Ms.267; Ms.Sisson 1862 Apr.12	1862 Apr 12
Box 16, Folder 185	Slaughter, Montgomery. Case of M. Slaughter, Mayor of Fredericksburg Accession Number: Ms.895; Ms.Slaughter 1862	1862
Box 16, Folder 185	Slaughter, Montgomery. Instructions for G.H.C. Rowe Accession Number: Ms.898; Ms.Slaughter 1862 Sept.	1862 Sep
Box 16, Folder 100	Speed, Rufus K., Surgeon, N.C. Militia. To Capt. Sutton. Accession Number: Ms.333; Ms.Speed 1862 Apr.5	1862 Apr 5
Box 16, Folder 102	Stuart, James Ewell Brown. To Col. S.L. Roper or Cav. Officer Comdg. Right wing of enemy's pickets. Accession Number: Ms.181; Ms.Stuart 1862 Jun.25	1862 Jun 25
Box 16, Folder 102	Stuart, James Ewell Brown. To Col. R.H. Chilton, AAG, Hd Qts Dept. Accession Number: Ms.270; Ms.Stuart 1862 Aug.2	1862 Aug 2
Box 16, Folder 103	Trenholm, George A. To the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.251; Ms.Trenholm 1865 Mar.9	1865 Mar 9
Box 16, Folder 105	Tucker, John Randolph. To Adj't Genl Wm H Richardson Accession Number: Ms.252; Ms.Tucker 1863 May 30	1863 May 30
Box 16, Folder 109	Wills, Thomas, Cavalryman in Border Rangers. To the Congress of the Confederate States of America. Accession Number: Ms.262; Ms.Wills 1862 Feb.25	1862 Feb 25
Box 16, Folder 110	Wise, Henry Alexander. To Maj. Genl. Elzy Comdg. Accession Number: Ms.276; Ms.Wise 1863 Jun.23	1863 Jun 23
Box 16, Folder 110	Wise, Henry Alexander. To Maj. Genl. Elzy Comdg. Accession Number: Ms.277; Ms.Wise 1863 Jun.25	1863 Jun 25
Box 16, Folder 110	Wise, Henry Alexander. To Maj. Genl. Elzy Comdg. Accession Number: Ms.278; Ms.Wise 1863 Jun.28	1863 Jun 28
Box 16, Folder 110	Wise, Henry Alexander. To Maj. Genl. Elzy Comdg. Accession Number: Ms.279; Ms.Wise 1863 Aug.9	1863 Aug 9

Series 8. Subseries 2. Hawkins Zouaves, 9th regiment, New York Infantry (later 1st regiment, New York National Guard)

Container	Description	Date
Box 16, Folder 192	"A Mission to President Lincoln": firsthand account of an 1861 meeting with Lincoln Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "An Important Paper" 1915	1901
Box 11, Folder 3	Antietam Battlefield monument: letters written to RCH, including letters from Charles Curie, November 14, 1894-September 14, 1916. Includes copies of letters from RCH and other related material 1: correspondence Accession Number: Ms.Hawkins: Box Antietam	1894-1916
Box 11, Folder 4	Antietam Battlefield monument: letters written to RCH, including letters from Charles Curie, November 14, 1894-September 14, 1916. Includes copies of letters from RCH and other related material 2: correspondence Accession Number: Ms.Hawkins: Box Antietam	1894-1916
Box 11, Folder 5	Antietam Battlefield monument: letters written to RCH, including letters from Charles Curie, November 14, 1894-September 14, 1916. Includes copies of letters from RCH and other related material 3: photographs, blueprint, legal documents Accession Number: Ms.Hawkins: Box Antietam (incorporating HH 891 folder)	1894-1916
Box 3X, Folder 12	Antietam Battlefield monument: letters written to RCH, including letters from Charles Curie, November 14, 1894-September 14, 1916. Includes copies of letters from RCH and other related material 4: oversize documents Accession Number: Ms.Hawkins: Box Antietam	1894-1916
Box 51, Folder 6	Blank forms (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Contents Note: 2 copies of a blank form dated 1861 notifying the receiver that they have been elected a member. 1 copy of a blank form sent to the recipient of a court martial. 4 copies of a blank form titled "Treasurer's Department--Monthly Summary Statement". Accession Number: RCH N4	1861
Box 51, Folder 7	By-Laws of the 'New-York Zouaves' (Independent Corps.) Contents Note: 2 copies of a small pamphlet (14 pages) published by L.H. Frank and dated 1860. Copy 1 contains a note written by Rush C. Hawkins: "This company was the parent of the ninth New York Volunteer Infantry, which I had the honor to command, and which after it took the field came to be known as the 'Hawkins Zouaves.' N.Y., Nov. 1, 1907." Accession Number: RCH N4	1860
Box 16, Folder 77	Chronological record of active military service, June 5, 1861-May 5, 1863 (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: Ms.868; Ms.N.Y.i. 1861-1863	1861-1863
	Correspondence: Authorization from the State of New York Quartermaster for the issuance of six drums, bugles, and drum belts to Col. Hawkins. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 179 69	1861-1865
Box 16, Folder 81	Correspondence from W.H. Volk and J.H. Whitney; newspaper clippings about the actions of Hawkins Zouaves at Roanoke and about McClellan's letter to Lee (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.)	1886-1904
	"Hawkin's [sic] Zouaves: Or, through leaden rain", by Major Thomas Wilmot Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Copy of The War Library, Original Stories of Adventure in the War for the Union, Volume 6, Number 154 (New York: Novelist Publishing Co., August 22, 1885), in which Wilmot's article is the cover story. Cover shows an etching of a soldier with the caption, "A dash across Antietam creek by Hawkin's [sic] Zouaves".	1885
Box 11, Folder 6	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 666-702, 755, 899, Adjutant General's office, N.Y. Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 11, Folder 7	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 703-721: Inspector General's office, N.Y. Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 11, Folder 8	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 722-739, 900: Commissary General of ordnance, N.Y. Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 11, Folder 9	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 740-744: Quartermaster Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 11, Folder 10	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 745-748, 754 Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 11, Folder 11	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 749-753 Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 11, Folder 12	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 756-762 Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 11, Folder 13	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 763-792 Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 11, Folder 14	Letters to Col. Hawkins concerning the organization and administration of the 1st regiment of the National Guard, State of New York, 1865-1868: 793-823, 901 Accession Number: Ms.N.Y.g. 1865-69	1865-1869
Box 16, Folder 78	List of killed and wounded, 1862 (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: Ms.452,867,865; Ms.N.Y.i. 1862 Apr., Sept.	1862 Apr, Sep
Box 16, Folder 79	List of prisoners captured at Elizabeth City on the 8th of April 1862, and in the hand of the Ninth Regt. New York Volunteers at Roanoke Island, NC Accession Number: Ms.450; Ms.N.Y.i. 1862 Apr.8	1862 Apr 8
Box 16, Folder 80	Memorial on behalf of William J. Woods, Private, Company I, 9th New-York Vols. (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: Ms.894; Ms.N.Y.i. 1863 Jan.5	1863 Jan 5
Volume 23	Official records: v. 1, report of company equipment (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: RCH N40 v.1 English.	1861-1863
Volume 24	Official records, v. 2: post guard reports (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: RCH N40 v.2	1861-1863
Volume 25	Official records, v.3: regimental order book (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: RCH N40 v.3	1861-1863
Volume 26	Official records, v. 4: general order book (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: RCH N40 v.4	1861-1863
Volume 27	Official records, v. 5: morning reports (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: RCH N40 v.5	1861-1863
Volume 28	Official records, v. 6: Descriptive book (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: RCH N40 v.6	1861-1863
Volume 29	Official records, v. 7: list of officers and enlisted men (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: RCH N40 v.7	1861-1863
Box 16, Folder 79	Parole pledge signed by members of Capt. Bank's Company 1st brigade, regiment of N.C. State militia taken prisoner near Elizabeth City (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: Ms.451; Ms.N.Y.i. 1862 May 10	1862 May 10
Box 16, Folder 79	Parole pledge singed by members of Captain Sutton's company, 1st Brigade, Regiment of N.C. State milita taken prisoners of war near Elizabeth City (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: Ms.871; Ms.N.Y.i. 1862 May 10	1862 May 10
Box 16, Folder 82	Quarterly return of deceased soldiers, June 30, 1861-June 30, 1863 (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: Ms.866; Ms.N.Y.i. 1861-1863	1861-1863
Box 33XXX, Folder 11	Recruiting poster (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Contents Note: The first recruiting poster of the Hawkins Zouves, printed by L.H. Frank. Signed by Rush Hawkins. Includes Hawkins' note at bottom: "A copy of the only handbill issued calling for recruits for the Ninth Regiment of New York Volunteer Infantry which came to be known as the Hawkins Zouaves. It was posted April 16, 1861 and within three days more than 3000 applicants had entered their names for service in the field."	1861 Apr
Box 16, Folder 83	Resolution of appreciation of Colonel Hawkins, adopted by "G" Company (New York State, National Guard, 1st Regiment) Accession Number: Ms.902	1869 Feb 24
Box 11, Folder 16	Supply ledger: photocopy of parts perhaps from the Hawkins Zouaves?	1861-1862
Box 11, Folder 1	Testimonial to Col. Rush C. Hawkins, ninth regiment NY Infantry, Hawkins Zouaves (New York Infantry. 9th Regt.) Accession Number: RCH H3Zt	1863
Box 11, Folder 2	Veterans activities: programs, ribbons, broadside, history (New York Zouaves) Contents Note: Includes satin ribbon from the 50th anniversary reunion of the Zouaves, Apr. 19, 1911. Accession Number: AMB 151 69	1880-1911
Box 4XX, Folder 8	Veterans activities - Antietam (New York Zouaves) Contents Note: Handwritten note by Hawkins: "The Party 35 years after"	1897 May 29
Box 4XX, Folder 8	Veterans activities - Reunion of Hawkins Zouave Association at Hotel Astor (New York Zouaves)	1907 Apr 19

Series 8. Subseries 3. Jefferson Davis materials

Container	Description	Date
Box 16, Folder 4	Benjamin, Judah Philip . To the President Jefferson Davis Accession Number: Ms.240; Ms.Benjamin 1862 Mar.4	1862 Mar 4
Box 16, Folder 4	Benjamin, Judah Philip . To the President Jefferson Davis Accession Number: Ms.241; Ms.Benjamin 1862 Mar.6	1862 Mar 6
Box 16, Folder 17	Confederate States of America. Dept.of Justice. To the president, Jefferson Davis Accession Number: Ms.311; Ms.C.S.A.Just. 1862 Feb.26	1862 Feb 26
Box 16, Folder 18	Confederate States of America. Navy Dept. Report to the president, Jefferson Davis Accession Number: Ms.319; Ms.C.S.A. Navy 1862 Feb.27	1862 Feb 27
Box 16, Folder 20	Confederate States of America. Post-office Dept. Report to the president, Jefferson Davis Accession Number: Ms.330; Ms.C.S.A. P.O. 1862 Aug.18	1862 Aug 18
Box 1, Folder 38	Confederate States of America. President's message.	1863 Dec 7
Box 16, Folder 26	Davis, George, Attorney General. To the president, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.290; Ms.Davis 1864 Jan.9	1864 Jan 9
Box 16, Folder 27	Davis, Jefferson. To the Hon, The House of Representatives. Accession Number: Ms.300; Ms.Davis 1862 Apr.19	1862 Apr 19
Box 16, Folder 27	Davis, Jefferson. To the President of the Senate, Alexander H. Stephens Accession Number: Ms.298; Ms.Davis 1862 Apr.19	1862 Apr 19
Box 16, Folder 27	Davis, Jefferson. To the President of the Senate, Alexander H. Stephens Accession Number: Ms.299; Ms.Davis 1862 Apr.19	1862 Apr 19
Box 16, Folder 27	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate. Accession Number: Ms.302; Ms.Davis 1862 Oct.11	1862 Oct 11
Box 16, Folder 27	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate of the Confederate States of America Accession Number: Ms.304; Ms.Davis 1862 Oct.13	1862 Oct 13
Box 16, Folder 28	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate of the Confederate States. Accession Number: Ms.225; Ms.Davis 1863 Jan.15	1863 Jan 15
Box 16, Folder 28	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate of the Confederate States. Accession Number: Ms.228; Ms.Davis 1863 Jan.19	1863 Jan 19
Box 16, Folder 28	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate of the Confederate States. Accession Number: Ms.229; Ms.Davis 1863 Jan.20	1863 Jan 20
Box 16, Folder 28	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate & House of Representatives of the Confederate States Accession Number: Ms.227; Ms.Davis 1863 Jan.15	1863 Jan 15
Box 16, Folder 28	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate and House of Representatives Accession Number: Ms.230; Ms.Davis 1863 Jan.21	1863 Jan 21
Box 16, Folder 29	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate and House of Representatives Accession Number: Ms.294; Ms.Davis 1863 Feb.19	1863 Feb 19
Box 16, Folder 29	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate and House of Representatives Accession Number: Ms.231; Ms.Davis 1863 Mar.3	1863 Mar 3
Box 16, Folder 29	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate and House of Representatives Accession Number: Ms.232; Ms.Davis 1863 Mar.11	1863 Mar 11
Box 16, Folder 29	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate and House of Representatives Accession Number: Ms.296; Ms.Davis 1863 Mar.18	1863 Mar 18
Box 16, Folder 30	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate of the Confederate States of America Accession Number: Ms.297; Ms.Davis 1864 May 4	1864 May 4
Box 16, Folder 30	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate and House of Representatives Accession Number: Ms.291; Ms.Davis 1864 Jan.12	1864 Jan 12
Box 16, Folder 30	Davis, Jefferson. To the Senate and House of Representatives Accession Number: Ms.289; Ms.Davis 1864 Jan.11	1864 Jan 11
Box 16, Folder 67	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.226; Ms.Mallory 1863 Jan.15	1863 Jan 15
Box 16, Folder 67	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.295; Ms.Mallory 1863 Feb.18	1863 Feb 18
Box 16, Folder 68	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.236; Ms.Mallory 1862 Aug.21	1862 Aug 21
Box 16, Folder 68	Mallory, Stephen Russell. To the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.303; Ms.Mallory 1862 Oct.11	1862 Oct 11
Box 16, Folder 72	Memminger, Christopher G. To the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.313; Ms.Memminger 1863 Dec.10	1863 Dec 10
Box 16, Folder 72	Memminger, Christopher G. To His Excellency the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.292; Ms.Memminger 1864 Jan.11	1864 Jan 11
Box 16, Folder 91	Reagan, John Henninger. To the president, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.329; Ms.Reagan 1862 April 24	1862 Apr 24
Box 16, Folder 91	Reagan, John Henninger. To the president, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.331; Ms.Reagan 1863 Mar.11	1863 Mar 11
Box 16, Folder 96	Seddon, James Alexander. To His Excellency the President, Jefferson Davis Accession Number: Ms.244; Ms.Seddon 1863 Jan.17	1863 Jan 17
Box 16, Folder 96	Seddon, James Alexander. To His Excellency the President, Jefferson Davis Accession Number: Ms.245; Ms.Seddon 1863 Feb.27	1863 Feb 27
Box 16, Folder 96	Seddon, James Alexander. To His Excellency the President, Jefferson Davis Accession Number: Ms.246; Ms.Seddon 1863 Mar.10	1863 Mar 10
Box 16, Folder 96	Seddon, James Alexander. To the President of the Confederate States, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.247; Ms.Seddon 1865 Jan.31	1865 Jan 31
Box 16, Folder 107	Watts, T.H., Atty. General, CSA. To the President, Jefferson Davis. Accession Number: Ms.288; Ms.Watts 1862 Oct.13	1862 Oct 13

Series 8. Subseries 4. Personal

Container	Description	Date
Box 16, Folder 3	Bayard, Thomas Francis . To Rush C. Hawkins Accession Number: Ms.908; Ms.Bayard 1889 Jan.10	1889 Jan 10
Box 3X, Folder 15	Benedict, George Grenville . To General Rush C. Hawkins Contents Note: Includes additional correspondence from 1888-1906, plus obit. Clippings Accession Number: Ms.907; Ms.Benedict 1900 June 29	1900 Jun 29
Box 16, Folder 11	Challiss, L.C. To Mrs. Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.216; Ms.Challiss 1862 Dec.19	1862 Dec 19
Box 16, Folder 11	Challiss, L.C. To Mrs. Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.220; Ms.Challiss 1863 Jan.16	1863 Jan 16
Box 16, Folder 13	Churchill, Jon. G. To Mrs. Rush C. Hawkins Accession Number: Ms.221; Ms.Churchill 1862 May 8	1862 May 8
Box 16, Folder 25	Curie, Charles. To General Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.878; Ms.Curie 1909 Mar.24	1909 Mar 24
Box 16, Folder 42	Graham, M.J. To Colonel Hawkins Accession Number: Ms.864 (5); Ms.Graham 1894 Sept.27	1894 Sep 27
Box 16, Folder 44	Hamilton, Chas. K. To Mrs. AnnMary Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.215; Ms.Hamilton 1862 Dec.14	1862 Dec 14
Box 16, Folder 47	Harris, Ira. To G. Van Cleef, Esq, regarding Col. Hawkins promotion Accession Number: Ms.219; Ms.Harris 1863 Jan.10	1863 Jan 10
Box 16, Folder 112	Hawkins, Annmary Brown. To C.K. Hamilton Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.217; Ms.Hawkins 1862 Dec.20	1862 Dec 20
Box 16, Folder 112	Hawkins, Annmary Brown. To Colonel George Grenville Benedict. Accession Number: Ms.839; Ms.Hawkins 1897 Oct.	1897 Oct
Box 16, Folder 112	Hawkins, Annmary Brown. To J. Carter B. Woods. [photostat] Accession Number: Ms. 877; Ms.Hawkins 1896 Sept.20	1896 Sep 20
Box 16, Folder 112	Hawkins, Annmary Brown. To L.C. Challiss, Esq. Accession Number: Ms.218; Ms.Hawkins 1862 Dec.20	1862 Dec 20
Box 16, Folder 112	Hawkins, Annmary Brown. To Senator Ira Harris, U.S. Senator from the state of New York. Accession Number: Ms.214; Ms.Hawkins 1862 Dec.10	1862 Dec 10
	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. A mission to President Lincoln Accession Number: Ms.213; Ms.Hawkins 1893 Mar.31	1893 Mar 31
Box 16, Folder 125	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. Account of his family. Accession Number: Ms.941; Ms.Hawkins 1919	1919
Box 16, Folder 119	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. Biographic sketch original. Accession Number: Ms.863; Ms.Hawkins 1910?	1910?
Box 16, Folder 120	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. Correspondence with the National Cyclopedia of American Biography concerning his biograpical sketch Accession Number: Ms.858-861; Ms,Hawkins 1917 May 22	1917 May 22
Box 16, Folder 113	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. Genl. Longstreet's statement concerning McClellan Accession Number: Ms.222; Ms.Hawkins 1870 Mar.16	1870 Mar 16
Box 16, Folder 114	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. Memoranda regarding Lincoln. Accession Number: Ms.906; Ms.Hawkins 1872 Aug.17	1872 Aug 17
Box 16, Folder 123	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. Record of service (April 19, 1861 - August 3, 1866) Accession Number: Ms.862; Ms.Hawkins 1915	1915
Box 16, Folder 117	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. Speech of welcome before the Veterans of the Ninth New-York and Third Georgia regiments, at Hotel Brunswick, N.Y.C. Accession Number: Ms.857; Ms.Hawkins 1891 Apr.20	1891 Apr 20
Box 16, Folder 113	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. Three accounts of the purchase of two old steamships by the government in April 1865. Accession Number: Ms.223; Ms.Hawkins 1871 Jan.5	1871 Jan 5
Box 16, Folder 124	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To Charles E.S. Chambers Accession Number: Ms.824-838; Ms.Hawkins 1910-1920	1910-1920
Box 16, Folder 118	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To Colonel George Grenville Benedict. Accession Number: Ms.840-856; Ms.Hawkins 1892-1904	1892-1904
Box 16, Folder 116	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To Colonel Robert Hale Ives Goddard. Accession Number: Ms.921; Ms Hawkins 1900 or 1901	1900 or 1901
Box 16, Folder 121	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To Jacinto A. Lubrano. Accession Number: Ms.939; Ms.Hawkins 1918 July 10	1918 Jul 10
Box 16, Folder 121	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To Jacinto A. Lubrano. Accession Number: Ms.940; Ms.Hawkins 1918 July 12	1918 Jul 12
Box 16, Folder 122	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To Lt. Col. H.R. Roberts, Acting President, Norwich University Accession Number: Ms.916; Ms.Hawkins 1919 Oct 8	1919 Oct 8
Box 16, Folder 115	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To William Ludlow. Accession Number: Ms.903; Ms.Hawkins 1893 Dec.11	1893 Dec 11
Box 16, Folder 115	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To William Ludlow. Accession Number: Ms.904; Ms.Hawkins 1894 Jun.7	1894 Jun 7
Box 16, Folder 115	Hawkins, Rush Christopher. To William Ludlow. Accession Number: Ms.905; Ms.Hawkins 1894 Aug.7	1894 Aug 7
Box 16, Folder 50	Hawkinson, C.H. To General Rush C. Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.914; Ms.Hawkinson 1893 May 8	1893 May 8
Box 16, Folder 54	Humphreys, A.A., Brig. General and Chief of Engineers. To Col. R.C. Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.909; Ms.Humphreys 1878 May 9	1878 May 9
Box 16, Folder 57	Jusserand, Jean Jules. To Rush C. Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.911; Ms.Jusserand 1917 Jan.9	1917 Jan 9
Box 16, Folder 71	Melchers, Geri. To General Rush C. Hawkins. (three letters and a postcard) Accession Number: Ms.917-920; Ms.Melchers 1920 June 2	1920 Jun 2
Box 16, Folder 87	Perley, John K. To Col. R.C. Hawkins Accession Number: Ms.913; Ms.Perley 1869 Jan.9	1869 Jan 9
Box 16, Folder 101	Stevens, Simon. To Colonel Rush C. Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.915; Ms.Stevens 1874 Oct.24	1874 Oct 24
Box 16, Folder 111	Weber, Gen. Max. To Rush Hawkins	1861 Sep 6
Box 16, Folder 108	White, Andrew Dickson. To Gen. Rush C. Hawkins. Accession Number: Ms.910; Ms.White 1914 Apr.22	1914 Apr 22
Box 16, Folder 111	Wool, Gen. John. To Rush Hawkins	1861 Sep 10-18

Series 8. Subseries 5. Union documents

Container	Description	Date
Box 16, Folder 1	Andrew, John Albion . To Hon. Hiram Barney. Accession Number: Ms.185; Ms.Andrew 1863 Sep.28	1863 Sep 28
Box 16, Folder 5	Blair, Montgomery. To Hiram Barney Accession Number: Ms.209; Ms.Blair 1864 Aug.22	1864 Aug 22
Box 16, Folder 8	Butler, Benjamin Franklin. To Hon. Hiram Barney. Accession Number: Ms.178; Ms.Butler 1861 Dec.11	1861 Dec 11
Box 16, Folder 9	Calhoun, James M. To Maj. Genl. W.T. Sherman Accession Number: Ms.186; Ms.Calhoun 1864 Sep.11	1864 Sep 11
Box 16, Folder 12	Chase, Salmon Portland. To a friend Accession Number: Ms.212; Ms.Chase	undated
Box 16, Folder 32	Dix, John Adams. To Hiram Barney Esq. Accession Number: Ms.207; Ms.Dix 1863 Nov.10	1863 Nov 10
Box 16, Folder 33	Dole, William P. To Simeon Draper. (month unknown) Accession Number: Ms.210; Ms.Dole 1864 -- 12	1864
Box 16, Folder 35	Egloffstein, Fred W., baron. Agreement with Oliver Livezey and Martin L. Bachrach concerning the organization of a regiment to be known as the Seward Infantry. Accession Number: Ms.875; Ms.Egloffstein 1861 Nov.21	1861 Nov 21
Box 16, Folder 41	Garfield, James Abram. To his Excellency the President, Abraham Lincoln. Includes endorsement by Lincoln Accession Number: Ms.173; Ms.Garfield 1864 May 5	1864 May 5
Box 16, Folder 43	Greeley, Horace. To Hiram Barney, Esq, City. Accession Number: Ms.177; Ms.Greeley 1861 Apr.3	1861 Apr 3
Box 16, Folder 45	Hamlin, Hannibal. To Miss Ella Steele Accession Number: Ms.176; Ms.Hamlin 1864 Apr.13	1864 Apr 13
Box 16, Folder 46	Hancock, Winfield Scott. To General John Love. Accession Number: Ms.190; Ms.Hancock 1865 Jul.24	1865 Jul 24
Box 16, Folder 52	Hooker, Joseph. To George Wilkes, Esq. Accession Number: Ms.179; Ms.Hooker 1863 Jan.29	1863 Jan 29
Box 16, Folder 55	Jardine, E., Major. List of 25 men drafted Jan. 18,1862 Accession Number: Ms.336; Ms.Jardine 1862 Apr.8	1862 Apr 8
Box 16, Folder 61	Lincoln, Abraham. To Major Gen. Dix. (photostat of the original in the John Hay Library) Accession Number: Ms.174; Ms.Lincoln 1862 Jul.4	1862 Jul 4
Box 16, Folder 61	Lincoln, Abraham. Proclamation. Preliminary draft of the proclamation about Amnesty of March 26th, 1864. Accession Number: Ms.175; Ms.Lincoln 1864 Mar.26	1864 Mar 26
Box 16, Folder 62	Lincoln, Abraham. To Gen. Seth Williams. Accession Number: Ms.170; Ms.Lincoln 1862 Jan.8	1862 Jan 8
Box 16, Folder 62	Lincoln, Abraham. To Hon. Hiram Barney. Accession Number: Ms.171; Ms.Lincoln 1863 Aug.1	1863 Aug 1
Box 16, Folder 62	Lincoln, Abraham. To Miss Steele. Accession Number: Ms.172; Ms.Lincoln 1864 Apr.11	1864 Apr 11
Box 16, Folder 64	Livezey, Oliver. Agreement with Martin L. Bachrach concerning the division of responsibility in the administration of the regiment to be known as the Seward infantry Accession Number: Ms.876; Ms.Livezey 1861 Nov.21	1861 Nov 21
Box 16, Folder 66	Lyon, Nathaniel, Brig. Gen. To Col. R.F. Smith. Accession Number: Ms.874; Ms.Lyon 1861 June 12	1861 Jun 12
Box 16, Folder 74	Mitchell, Henry, U.S. Coast Survey. Sailing directions: Oregon Inlet, North Carolina Accession Number: Ms.872-873; Ms.Mitchell 1862	1862
Box 16, Folder 184	Rowe, George H. Clay. Parole pledge Accession Number: Ms.879; Ms.Rowe 1862 Sept.13	1862 Sep 13
Box 16, Folder 184	Rowe, George H. Clay. To Hon. P.H. Watson, Asst. Sec. of War. Accession Number: Ms.880; Ms.Rowe 1862 Aug.26	1862 Aug 26
Box 16, Folder 184	Rowe, George H. Clay. To Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, Sec. of War Accession Number: Ms.881; Ms.Rowe 1862 Aug.19	1862 Aug 19
Box 16, Folder 184	Rowe, George H. Clay. To the Hon. E.M. Stanton, Sec. of War Accession Number: Ms.882; Ms.Rowe 1862 Aug	1862 Aug
Box 16, Folder 95	Saxton, Rufus. To Col. E.A. Kozlay, 54th N.Y. Vols. Accession Number: Ms.188; Ms.Saxton 1865 Jun.13	1865 Jun 13
Box 16, Folder 97	Seward, William Henry. To Hiram Barney, Esq., Collector of the Port of New York. Accession Number: Ms.203; Ms.Seward 1861 Sep.12	1861 Sep 12
Box 16, Folder 98	Sherman, William Tecumseh. To James M. Calhoun, Mayor, E.E. Ransom [i.e. Rawson], and S.C. Wells, representing City Council of Atlanta. Accession Number: Ms.187; Ms.Sherman 1864 Sep.12	1864 Sep 12
Box 16, Folder 98	Sherman, William Tecumseh. To Rush C. Hawkins, Chairman N.Y. Historical Society. Accession Number: Ms.533; Ms.Sherman 1864 Oct.11	1864 Oct 11
Box 16, Folder 98	Sherman, William Tecumseh. To General John Love. Accession Number: Ms.191; Ms.Sherman 1870 Apr.4	1870 Apr 4
Box 16, Folder 104	Thomas, George Henry. To Capt. S.V. Benet, Ordnance Officer, West Point, N.Y. Accession Number: Ms.184; Ms.Thomas 1863 Jun.	1863 Jun
Box 16, Folder 106	Wadsworth, James Samuel. To Hiram Barney. Accession Number: Ms.180; Ms.Wadsworth 1862 May 14	1862 May 14

Series 8. Subseries 6. Miscellaneous documents

Container	Description	Date
Box 16, Folder 191	Civil War Pensions: clippings, publications	1897-1898
Box 51, Folder 21	Early coast operations in North Carolina and Why Burnside did not renew the attack Contents Note: Bound-with volume featuring two articles written by Rush Hawkins: "East Coast Operations in North Carolina" and "Why Burnside did not renew the attack at Fredericksburg". Also contains newspaper clippings and Hawkins' written commentary. Accession Number: RCH H3e	1884-1898
Box 4XX, Folder 11	Federal and state military documents - Commission of Rush Hawkins as Colonel in the 1st Regiment of Infantry National Guard State of New York Accession Number: Broadside 81	1866 Jan 10
Box 4XX, Folder 11	Federal and state military documents - Commission of Rush Hawkins as Colonel in the 9th Regiment of NYS volunteers. Accession Number: Broadside 79	1861 Jun 20
Box 4XX, Folder 11	Federal and state military documents - Commission of Rush Hawkins as Brigadier General in National Guard SNY Accession Number: Broadside 82	1866 Dec 14
Box 11, Folder 15	Miscellaneous broadsides, circulars, etc. (mostly military)	1861-1908
Box 16, Folder 89	Prisoners of war: letters, petitions, lists of prisoners in Union and Confederate prisons. Accession Number: Ms.883-893; Ms.Prisoners 1862	1862 Jun 2 - Sep 20

Series 9. Historical correspondence and documents

Container	Description	Date
Box 16, Folder 131	Allen, Herman. To Hon. Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.439; Ms.Allen 1823 Feb.17	1823 Feb 17
Box 16, Folder 131	Allen, Herman. To Hon. Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.440; Ms.Allen 1823 May 12	1823 May 12
Box 16, Folder 130	Aplin, William, Justice of the Peace. Certificate of a legal "instrument" agreed to by Nicholas Brown and his wife Abby M. Brown Accession Number: Ms.418; Ms.Aplin 1824	1824
Box 16, Folder 129	Baldwin, Abraham. To Sir, William Blair Accession Number: Ms.409; Ms.Baldwin 1814 May 3	1814 May 3
Box 16, Folder 128	Bayard, Samuel. To Charles Marsh Esq. Accession Number: Ms.447; Ms.Bayard 1818 Dec.24	1818 Dec 24
Box 16, Folder 127	Bennett, James G. To Mr. Nicholas Brown. Accession Number: Ms.198; Ms.Bennett 1847 Nov.10	1847 Nov 10
Box 16, Folder 132	Binney, Susan. To Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.394; Ms.Binney 1790 Oct	1790 Oct
Box 16, Folder 126	Biographical memoir of John Browne, Esquire: journal (with RCH annotations) and transcription Accession Number: Ms.421; Ms.Brown 1792?	1972?
Box 16, Folder 133	Brown, Nicholas II, 1769-1841. To Benjamin B. Carter. Accession Number: Ms.534; Ms.Brown 1791 Nov.10	1791 Nov 10
Box 16, Folder 134	Brown, Sally. To Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.392; Ms.Brown 1790 Jul.10	1790 Jul 10
Box 16, Folder 135	Bryant, William Cullen. To the Rev. Robert Cassie Waterston. Accession Number: Ms.208; Ms.Bryant 1864 Jun.27	1864 Jun 27
Box 16, Folder 136	C. To Doctor Benjamin Carter. Accession Number: Ms.412; Ms.C 1806 Aug.30	1806 Aug 30
Box 16, Folder 139	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. Diary, Aug. 10 to Oct. 20 Accession Number: Ms.419; Ms.Carter 1816? Aug.10	1816?
Box 16, Folder 140	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. Life of James Manning, D.D. (original handwritten copy) Accession Number: Ms.420; Ms.Carter 1815?	1815?
Box 16, Folder 141	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. Life of James Manning, D.D., with some observations on the state of learning & religion - typed transcription copy 1) Contents Note: Professor R.W. Kenny ascribed the date of the original manuscript to 1815. Accession Number: Ms.420; Ms.Carter 1815?	circa 1956
Box 16, Folder 142	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. Life of James Manning, D.D., with some observations on the state of learning & religion (typed transcription copy 2, with additional notes) Contents Note: Professor R.W. Kenny ascribed the date of the original manuscript to 1815. Accession Number: Ms.420; Ms.Carter 1815?	circa 1956
Box 16, Folder 138	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Dear Brother, John Carter, Jr. Accession Number: Ms.402; Ms.Carter 1792 Mar.4	1792 Mar 4
Box 16, Folder 138	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Dear Brother, John Carter, Jr. Accession Number: Ms.404; Ms.Carter 1805 Dec.2	1805 Dec 2
Box 16, Folder 137	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Dear Brother, John Carter, Jr. (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.402; Ms.Carter 1792 Mar.4	1792 Mar 4
Box 16, Folder 137	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Dear Brother, John Carter, Jr. (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.404; Ms.Carter 1805 Dec.2	1805 Dec 2
Box 16, Folder 138	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Hn'd Sir, John Carter Accession Number: Ms.403; Ms.Carter 1804 Jul 12	1804 Jul 12
Box 16, Folder 137	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Hn'd Sir, John Carter (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.403; Ms.Carter 1804 Jul 12	1804 Jul 12
Box 16, Folder 137	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Mr. Allen (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.Carter?	undated
Box 16, Folder 138	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Mr. Nicholas Brown jun. Accession Number: Ms.406; Ms.Carter 1819 Jun.29	1819 Jun 29
Box 16, Folder 138	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Sir, Nicholas Brown Accession Number: Ms.405; Ms.Carter 1815 Aug.18	1815 Aug 18
Box 16, Folder 137	Carter, Benjamin Bowen. To Sir, Nicholas Brown (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.405; Ms.Carter 1815 Aug.18	1815 Aug 18
Box 16, Folder 138	Carter, Benjamin Bowen?. To Mr. Allen. Accession Number: Ms.415; Ms.Carter?	undated
Box 16, Folder 143	Carter, John Tasker. To Dear Friend, Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.386; Ms.Carter 1790 Nov.5	1790 Nov 5
Box 16, Folder 143	Carter, John Tasker. To Dear Sir, Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.385; Ms.Carter 1790 Jul.25	1790 Jul 25
Box 16, Folder 143	Carter, John Tasker. To Dear Sir, Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.387; Ms.Carter 1790 Nov.	1790 Nov
Box 16, Folder 143	Carter, John Tasker. To Friend, Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.384; Ms.Carter 1790 May 20	1790 May 20
Box 16, Folder 144	Clay, Henry. To Washington Irving Esq. Accession Number: Ms.193; Ms.Clay 1835 May 9	1790 May 9
Box 16, Folder 145	Clinton, DeWitt. To Charles Marsh Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.423; Ms.Clinton 1817? Dec,3	1807 Dec 3
Box 16, Folder 146	Clinton, DeWitt. To Charles Marsh Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.430; Ms.Clinton 1811 Nov.18	1811 Nov 18
Box 16, Folder 146	Clinton, DeWitt. To Charles Marsh Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.424; Ms.Clinton 1814 Jun.13	1814 Jun 13
Box 16, Folder 146	Clinton, DeWitt. To Charles Marsh Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.425; Ms.Clinton 1814 Sep.16	1814 Sep 16
Box 16, Folder 146	Clinton, DeWitt. To Charles Marsh Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.426; Ms.Clinton 1814 Nov.2	1814 Nov 2
Box 16, Folder 146	Clinton, DeWitt. To Charles Marsh Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.427; Ms.Clinton 1823 Jan.6	1823 Jan 6
Box 16, Folder 147	Cobb, Thomas. To Dear Friend, Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.390; Ms.Cobb 1790 Jan.	1790 Jan
Box 16, Folder 15	Collamer, Jacob. To Hon. C. Marsh. Accession Number: Ms.443; Ms.Collamer 1821 May 11	1821 May 11
Box 16, Folder 15	Collamer, Jacob. To Hon. C. Marsh. Accession Number: Ms.444; Ms.Collamer 1824 Apr.17	1824 Apr 17
Box 16, Folder 148	Craine, John. To Messrs Overton Cosby & Co Accession Number: Ms.165; Ms.Craine 1798 Jun.30	1798 Jun 30
Box 16, Folder 148	Craine, John. To Overton Cosby Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.167; Ms.Craine 1802 Jul.13	1802 Jul 13
Box 16, Folder 149	Curtis, George William . To Richard Grant White Accession Number: Ms.201; Ms.Curtis 1861 Aug.8	1861 Aug 8
Box 16, Folder 150	Danforth, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann (Carter). To Doctor Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.413; Ms.Danforth 1809 Oct.1	1809 Oct 1
Box 16, Folder 151	Drinkwater, Nathaniel. To Dear and beloved Friend--Brother and Classmate Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.383; Ms.Drinkwater 1790 Nov.22	1790 Nov 22
Box 16, Folder 151	Drinkwater, Nathaniel. To Dear Classmate Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.379; Ms.Drinkwater 1787 Dec.31	1787 Dec 31
Box 16, Folder 151	Drinkwater, Nathaniel. To Dear Classmate Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.380; Ms.Drinkwater 1790 Mar.8	1790 Mar 8
Box 16, Folder 151	Drinkwater, Nathaniel. To Ever Dear Friend, Brother and fellow Classmate Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.381; Ms.Drinkwater 1790 Oct.9	1790 Oct 9
Box 16, Folder 151	Drinkwater, Nathaniel. To Frater Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.382; Ms.Drinkwater 1790 Oct.17	1790 Oct 17
Box 16, Folder 152	Dwight, Theodore. To Charles Marsh Esquire Accession Number: Ms.432; Ms.Dwight 1802 Oct.18	1802 Oct 18
Box 16, Folder 152	Dwight, Theodore. To Hon. Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.433; Ms.Dwight 1819 Mar.17	1819 Mar 17
Box 16, Folder 152	Dwight, Theodore. To Hon. Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.434; Ms.Dwight 1820 Nov.18	1820 Nov 18
Box 16, Folder 153	Eddy, Samuel. To Friend Benjamin Bowen Carter Accession Number: Ms.410; Ms.Eddy 1791 Nov.14	1791 Nov 14
Box 16, Folder 154	Ellery, William. To Sir Benjamin Stelle Accession Number: Ms.408; Ms.Ellery 1784 Dec.8	1784 Dec 8
Box 16, Folder 155	Greene, Nathaniel. To His Excellency Thos. Jefferson Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.157; Ms.Greene 1781 Mar.23	1781 Mar 23
Box 16, Folder 155	Greene, Nathaniel. To Mr. James Hunter. Accession Number: Ms.164; Ms.Greene 1785 Aug.29	1785 Aug 29
Box 16, Folder 156	Hill, Wm. H. To George H. Clay Rowe Accession Number: Ms.897; Ms.Hill 1862 Aug 20	1862 Aug 20
Box 16, Folder 157	Holmes, Oliver Wendell. To Richard Grant White Accession Number: Ms.202; Ms.Holmes 1861 Aug.12	1861 Aug 12
Box 16, Folder 157	Holmes, Oliver Wendell. To Richard Grant White Accession Number: Ms.205; Ms.Holmes 1861 Oct.8	1861 Oct 8
Box 16, Folder 158	Howell, David. To Dear Sir, Benjamin Stelle Accession Number: Ms.407; Ms.Howell 1784 Jan.14	1784 Jan 14
Box 16, Folder 159	Hyrne, Edmund Massingbird, D.C.G. prisoners; and Fraser, Jas., Major, C. prisoners Accession Number: Ms.80; Ms.Hyrne 1781 Jun.22	1781 Jun 22
Box 16, Folder 160	Ives, Mrs. Hope (Brown). To Dear Brother, Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.391; Ms.Ives 1790 Jun.26	1790 Jun 26
Box 16, Folder 161	Jaeger, B., Professor. Pius IX; or, the political condition of the Roman Pontif in relation to Austria and Russia. Accession Number: Ms.422; Ms.Jaeger 1848 Jan.	1848 Jan
Box 16, Folder 162	Jefferson, Thomas . To Colo. Muter Accession Number: Ms.120; Ms.Jefferson 1781 Feb.4	1781 Feb 4
Box 16, Folder 162	Jefferson, Thomas . To H.E., Governor H. Lee. Accession Number: Ms.129; Ms.Jefferson 1793 Jul.17	1793 Jul 17
Box 16, Folder 162	Jefferson, Thomas . To Lt. Govn. Wood. Accession Number: Ms.130; Ms.Jefferson 1793 Jul.17	1793 Jul 17
Box 16, Folder 163	Jenckes, Mrs. Rebecca (Carter). To Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.411; Ms.Jenckes 1794 Apr.20	1794 Apr 20?
Box 16, Folder 164	Knight, F. To Hon. Chs Marsh. Accession Number: Ms.448; Ms.Knight 1839 Mar.21	1839 Mar 21
Box 16, Folder 165	Lee, Richard Bland. Circular letter to Charles Marsh Esqr. Accession Number: Ms.169; Ms.Lee 1816 Jun.20	1816 Jun 20
Box 16, Folder 166	Marsh, Charles. To Hon. John Quincy Adams. Accession Number: Ms.435; Ms.Marsh 1823 May 6	1823 May 6
Box 16, Folder 166	Marsh, Charles. To Pierre O. Beebee Esq. Accession Number: Ms.436; Ms.Marsh 1840 Jan.29	1840 Jan 29
Box 16, Folder 167	Marsh, Lyndon Arnold. Affadavit that he mailed money to the New England Bank in Boston, to be deposited to the credit of Ben. P. Putnam of Marietta, Ohio Accession Number: Ms.449; Ms.Marsh 1823 Apr.8	1823 Apr 8
Box 16, Folder 168	Marsh, Roswell. To Dear Uncle Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.438; Ms.Marsh 1839 Jan.9	1839 Jan 9
Box 16, Folder 169	Marston, George. To Dr. Paul Guidice, Florence. Accession Number: Ms.195; Ms.Marston 1846 Feb.25	1846 Feb 25
Box 16, Folder 170	Maxcy, Jonathan. To Dear Carter Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.399; Ms.Maxcy 1789 Jan.7	1789 Jan 7
Box 16, Folder 137	Maxcy, Jonathan. To Dear Carter Benjamin B. Carter ( typescript) Accession Number: Ms.399; Ms.Maxcy 1789 Jan 7	1789 Jan 7
Box 16, Folder 170	Maxcy, Jonathan. To Dear Sir Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.398; Ms.Maxcy 1788 Sep. 29	1788 Sep 29
Box 16, Folder 137	Maxcy, Jonathan. To Dear Sir, Benjamin B. Carter typescript) Accession Number: Ms.398; Ms.Maxcy 1788 Sep 29	1788 Sep 29
Box 16, Folder 170	Maxcy, Jonathan. To My Dear Friend Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.400; Ms.Maxcy 1790 Mar.12	1790 Mar 12
Box 16, Folder 170	Maxcy, Jonathan. To My Dear Friend Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.401; Ms.Maxcy 1792 Jan.13	1792 Jan 13
Box 16, Folder 137	Maxcy, Jonathan. To My Dear Friend Benjamin B. Carter (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.400; Ms.Maxcy 1790 Mar.12	1790 Mar 12
Box 16, Folder 137	Maxcy, Jonathan. To My Dear Friend Benjamin B. Carter (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.401; Ms.Maxcy 1792 Jan.13	1792 Jan 13
Box 16, Folder 170	Maxcy, Jonathan. To My Dear Friend Carter Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.397; Ms.Maxcy 1786 May 29	1786 May 29
Box 16, Folder 137	Maxcy, Jonathan. To My Dear Friend Carter, Benjamin B. Carter (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.397; Ms.Maxcy 1786 May 29	1786 May 29
Box 16, Folder 170	Maxcy, Jonathan. To Sir, Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.395; Ms.Maxcy 1786 May 1	1786 May 1
Box 16, Folder 170	Maxcy, Jonathan. To Sir, Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.396; Ms.Maxcy 1786 May 17	1786 May 17
Box 16, Folder 137	Maxcy, Jonathan. To Sir, Benjamin B. Carter (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.395; Ms.Maxcy 1786 May 1	1786 May 1
Box 16, Folder 137	Maxcy, Jonathan. To Sir, Benjamin B. Carter (typescript) Accession Number: Ms.396; Ms.Maxcy 1786 May 17	1786 May 17
Box 16, Folder 171	Memorandum describing property of Ezekiel Abrahams near Bridgeton, New Jersey. Accession Number: Ms.417; Ms.Abrahams	undated
Box 16, Folder 172	Mercer, John. To John Minor Esq. Accession Number: Ms.169; Ms.Mercer 1803 Apr.16	1803 Apr 16
Box 16, Folder 173	Miles, Samuel. To Dear Mosey Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.388; Ms.Miles 1790 Nov.12	1790 Nov 12
Box 16, Folder 173	Miles, Samuel. To Dear Mosey Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.389; Ms.Miles 1790 Nov.17	1790 Nov 17
Box 16, Folder 193	Miscellaneous commissions	1775-1813
Box 16, Folder 175	Napoleon I, emperor of the French. To the Ministre de la Guerre. Accession Number: Ms.192; Ms.Napoleon 1794 May 1	1794 May 1
Box 16, Folder 174	Norton, John L. Power of Attorney to Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.428; Ms.Norton 1812 Mar.2	1812 Mar 2
Box 16, Folder 174	Norton, John L. To Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.429; Ms.Norton 1808 Aug.1	1808 Aug 1
Box 16, Folder 174	Norton, John L. To Charles Marsh Esq. Accession Number: Ms.431; Ms.Norton 1822 Dec.11	1822 Dec 11
Box 16, Folder 176	Palmer, William A. To Hon. Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.437; Ms.Palmer 1824 May 1	1824 May 1
Box 16, Folder 177	Payne, John Howard. To Dr. Paul Guidice. Accession Number: Ms.196; Ms.Payne 1846 May 4	1846 May 4
Box 16, Folder 177	Payne, John Howard. To Nicholas Brown Esquire. Accession Number: Ms.197; Ms.Payne 1846 Jun.18	1846 Jun 18
Box 16, Folder 178	Pierpont, John . To Mr. Richard Grant White. Accession Number: Ms.204; Ms.Pierpont 1861 Sep 23	1861 Sep 23
Box 16, Folder 179	Poe, Edgar Allen. To Washington Irving, Esq. Accession Number: Ms.194; Ms.Poe 1836 Jun.7	1836 Jun 7
Box 16, Folder 180	Poems written or copied, 1820-1822. Accession Number: Ms.416; Ms.Poems 1822	1822
Box 16, Folder 182	Putnam, David? To My dear brother Charles Marsh Accession Number: Ms.446; Ms.Putnam 1815 Jan.1	1815 Jan 1
Box 16, Folder 181	Putnam, Benjamin P. To Hon Chs Marsh Accession Number: Ms.445; Ms.Putnam 1823 Feb.5	1823 Feb 5
Box 16, Folder 183	Remusat, Jean Pierre Abel. To Dear Sir Benjamin B. Carter Accession Number: Ms.414; Ms.Remusat 1816 Mar.8	1816 Mar 8
Box 16, Folder 186	Tallmadge, Benjamin. To Charles Marsh, Atty at Law, Windsor, Vt. Accession Number: Ms.166; Ms.Tallmadge 1800 Jun.29	1800 Jun 29
Box 3X, Folder 8	Vermont - Commission for Isaac Tichenor, Stephen Bradly and Elijah Pain as agents for the state of Vermont to negotiate a treaty for the purpose of acceding to the government of the United States signed by Governor Moses Robinson. Accession Number: Broadside 24	1789 Oct 28
Box 16, Folder 187	Waldo, John. To Dear Sir Moses Brown Accession Number: Ms.393; Ms.Waldo 1790 Sep.27	1790 Sep 27
Box 16, Folder 188	Wayland, Francis . To Nicholas Brown Esq. Accession Number: Ms.199; Ms.Wayland 1844 Oct.25	1844 Oct 25
Box 16, Folder 188	Wayland, Francis . To Rev. James Hoby D.D. Accession Number: Ms.200; Ms.Wayland 1848 Oct.25	1848 Oct 16
Box 16, Folder 189	Wentworth, John. To Charles Marsh Esq. Accession Number: Ms.441; Ms.Wentworth 1804 Aug.16	1804 Aug 16
Box 16, Folder 189	Wentworth, John. To Charles Marsh Esq. Accession Number: Ms.442; Ms.Wentworth 1805 Feb.28	1805 Feb 28
Box 16, Folder 190	Willis, Richard Storrs. To Richard Grant White Accession Number: Ms.206; Ms.Willis 1861 Oct?	1861 Oct

Series 10. Realia

Series 10. Subseries 1. Dinnerware

Container	Description	Date
Box 20, Object AMB 60.4	Bowl. Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.4	1830s
Box 31, Object 21	Bowl. Chrysanthemum design, black and white. Accession Number: Obj.21	undated
Box 48, Object 37	Bowl, miniature: Coalport bone china, painted gold and pink with aqua accents. Accession Number: Obj.37	undated
	Bowl: silver porringer engraved "A.M." with plain pierced handle, convex bottom. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "Possibly, but am not sure, this may be an imitation of a 17th century piece once very much in vogue. R.C.H." Second note by Rush Hawkins, on U.S.M.S. St. Paul letterhead: "In my childhood days in Vermont this was called a porringer out of whichy children ate porrige and other seim-liquid foods. The English old silver dealers call it a cupping bowl, but I believe the former is the better and the more appropriate name. This came from the great grandfather of my dear wife, Nicholas Brown. Rush C. Hawkins." Accompanied by a magazine clipping [London?] showing a photograph of a similar "fine cupping bowl," the text indicating the greater value of a pierced handle. ["A.M." refers to Abby Mason, first wife of N. Brown III.] Accession Number: AMB 57	undated
Box 46, Object AMB 55.7	Bowl, small: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.7	1791/1796
	Bowls: china, 13 x 5 and 7 x 2 cm. Interior designed with chrysanthemums. Footed. Matched set for ancestral rites. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 33	undated
Box 31, Object 17	Chalice, gold with light blue trim; labeled 365. Accession Number: Obj.17	undated
Box 31, Object 22	Chalice, gold with light blue trim; labeled 366. Accession Number: Obj.22	undated
Box 31, Object AMB 17 69	Crystalline rock [agate?] turned rock cup made from a thunderstone. Accession Number: AMB 17 69	undated
Box 31, Object AMB 18 69	Crystalline rock [agate?] turned rock dish made from a thunderstone. Accession Number: AMB 18 69	undated
	Cup: silver. Footed beverage cup with handle. Engraved "Ann Mary Brown from her Uncle J. C. Brown. 1839" Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 49	1839
	Cup: Silver. Footed beverage cup with handle. Rose frieze about base. Engraved: "M.B.B. to A.M.B." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. "A birth cup given to my dear wife by her grandmother, Mary Bower Brown, soon after she came into the world in 1837. RCH" Accession Number: AMB 48	1837
Box 23, Objects AMB 60.5G-K	Cups (5). Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.5	1830s
Box 21, Objects AMB 60.5A-F	Cups (6). Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.5	1830s
Box 48, Object 39	Demitasse: Coalport bone china, painted green and gold with aqua and red accents Accession Number: Obj.39	undated
	Dishes (2): sandwich glass, 16 x 11 x 4 cm. Pickled plates of pressed "cut" glass in old diamond or pineappled pattern. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 61 69	undated
	Dishes: china, 16 cm. Salad or soup with pastoral scenes in blue on white. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 53	undated
Box 35, Object AMB 55.1	Mug, large: bone china (?). White with gold and blue shield with initials M.B.S. [Mary Brown Stelle] Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This china tea service, was imported between the years of 1791 & 1796, by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my grandmother's death, became my grandfather's second wife. When she died she left it to her only sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B., to A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins, New York, Dec. 17, 1892." Accession Number: AMB 55.1	1791/1796
Box 20, Object AMB 60.3	Pitcher/creamer. Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.3	1830s
Box 22, Object 2	Pitcher/creamer, small. Soldier and grapevines on light gray ground Contents Note: Paper tag #192 Accession Number: Obj.2	undated
	Pitcher and tray: silver, 32 x 21 cm. Baroque, inscribed "A.M.B. from Uncle J.C.B., June 30, 1860." Tray 58 x 34 cm, same as above. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 39	1860
Box 48, Object 36	Pitcher, miniature: Coalport bone china, painted gold and pink with aqua accents. Accession Number: Obj.36	undated
Box 48, Objects 24-25	Pitcher, miniature (2): copper luster with pebbled texture vase, pink inside rim. Accession Number: Obj.24-25	undated
Box 22, Object AMB 66	Pitcher. Lustre Ware. Copper and mottled sand. Accession Number: AMB 66	undated
Box 42, Object 32	Pitcher: ceramic, copper and pink luster around lip; copper luster body; cream-colored embossed grape vines around rim; cream-colored embossed urn and cherub designs on body; pink luster trim on handle and around base. 18 cm Accession Number: Obj.32	undated
Box 39, Object 1	Pitcher: ceramic, copper luster with embossed painting of a shepherd on two sides; handle broken off and wrapped separately. 27 cm Accession Number: Obj.1	undated
Box 38, Object 31	Pitcher: ceramic, copper luster. 19 cm Accession Number: Obj.31	undated
Box 35, Object 26	Pitcher: glass, handblown; tag no. 217 Accession Number: Obj.26	undated
Box 43, Object AMB 55.6	Pitcher, helmet: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware) Accession Number: AMB 55.6	1791/1796
	Pitcher: silver, 5 x 4 cm. Fluted miniature creamer. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "A pretty little piece but where from not known. Was in the possession of my dear wife when I first knew her. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 43	undated
	Pitcher: silver. Globular cream pitcher on three birds' legs. Chased floral design. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "Given to her by her mother, June 30, 1886. RCH." [Annotation: "But Caroline M. Brown died in 1879!"] Accession Number: AMB 42	1886
Box 38, Object AMB 67	Pitcher: stoneware with cream pink and copper luster; line pattern on body, floral decoration around rim and spout. 15 cm Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins (written on visiting card engraved "Mrs. Ira D. Warren"; noted on catalog card but no longer with pitcher?): "Percy Powers who was a lieutenant with Paul Jones on the Ranger, and lost an arm in the engagement with the Drake, was once the owner of this pitcher. N.Y. Dec. 19, 1883. Rush C. Hawkins." Accession Number: AMB 67	undated
Box 20, Object AMB 55.8	Plate, large: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Item is cracked. Accession Number: AMB 55.8	1791/1796
Box 48, Object 38	Saucer, small: Coalport bone china, painted green and gold with aqua and red accents Accession Number: Obj.38	undated
Box 46, Objects AMB 55.3R-Z, AA	Saucers (10): bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.3	1791/1796
Box 47, Objects AMB 55.3A-J	Saucers (10): bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.3	1791/1796
Box 21, Objects AMB 60.6A-E	Saucers (5). Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.6	1830s
Box 23, Objects AMB 60.6F-K	Saucers (6). Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.6	1830s
Box 44, Objects AMB 55.3K-Q	Saucers (7): bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.3	1791/1796
Box 47, Objects AMB 55.3BB-II	Saucers (8): bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.3	1791/1796
	Serving set: silver, 20 x 40 cm. Ornate forks and spoons with entwined flower pattern. Four tined forks, point tip spoons. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Packed together. Accession Number: AMB 58	undated
Box 24, Object AMB 163 69	Spoon: Bronze; symbolic powder or shot spoon. Cobra-shaped handle; bowl surmounted with elephant and flower. 14 cm Accession Number: AMB 163 69	undated
Box 24, Object AMB 110	Spoon, cast silver: maker's mark "Pitman," engraved "M Brown" and "10/No." on handle Contents Note: Note: "Providence, R.I., 86 Cushing St., May 31st 1915. Dear General Hawkins: It pleases me very much that you have found the spoon worthy of acceptance for the Memorial, a place which gave my husband so much pleasure to visit and where I pass many interesting hours at different times. Perhaps you noticed the little 'No 10" at the extreme end of the back of the handle. One wonders what became of the rest of the dozen- The late Mrs. John Carter Brown gave the spoon to Miss Sarah Ann Fish--about thirty or forty years ago. Thanking you again, I am, Sincerely yours, Jeannie O. Arnold." Accession Number: AMB 110	1700s?
Box 24, Object AMB 59	Spoon, silver service: colonial, hand-cast. Engraved "A.B." Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "This spoon marked A.B. belonged to my Father-in-Laws [Nicholas Brown III] first wife--Abby Mason. RCH" Accession Number: AMB 59	undated
	Spoons: silver. Tea spoons. Marked: "L.M.H." and belonged to Rush Hawkins' mother. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "These spoons are the usual six 'setting out' which were always part of a bride's outfit. When I was a child in Vermont they were given by her parents about 1828. My mother. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 40	1828
Box 20, Object AMB 60.2B	Sugar bowl lid. Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.2B	1830s
Box 20, Object AMB 60.2A	Sugar bowl with broken handle. Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.2A	1830s
Box 48, Objects AMB 63A-B	Tea caddy and saucer: Lowestoft china, urn and bird motif; neck cracked, no stopper. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "These once belonged to the Rev. Aaron Hutchinson and his wife Margery, and were carried by them from Grafton, Mass. To Pomfret Vermont in 1776." Accession Number: AMB 63	1776
	Tea caddy: china, 17 x 8 cm. Panels of Venus and Cupid and a Muse and Cupid. Gold and blue side panels. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 65	undated
	Tea caddy: Lowestoft china, 14 x 8 cm. China flowers on cover and flowers in circle on sides. Pink and white. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 64	undated
Box 20, Objects AMB 60.7A-B	Tea Plates (2). Bristol Ware. Lustre flowers in pink and green on white ironstone. Wedding china of Louisa M. Hutchinson Hawkins (RCH's mother) Accession Number: AMB 60.7	1830s
Box 44, Objects AMB 55.5A-B	Tea plates (2): bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.5	1791/1796
Box 31, Object 20	Tea/Sake cup. Chrysanthemum design, black and white Accession Number: Obj.20	undated
Box 31, Objects AMB 34A-D 69	Tea/sake cups (4). Four different designs. Black and white. Accession Number: AMB 34 69	undated
Box 43, Object AMB 55.2A	Teacup with handle: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.2	1791/1796
Box 43, Object AMB 55.2B	Teacup with handle: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.2	1791/1796
Box 40, Object AMB 55.2G-I	Teacup with handle: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.2	1791/1796
Box 43, Objects AMB 55.2C-F	Teacups with handles (4): bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.2	1791/1796
Box 40, Object AMB 55.9A-N	Teacups without handles: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). AMB 55.9N is broken. Accession Number: AMB 55.9	1791/1796
Box 43, Object AMB 55.4A	Teapot lid: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.4A	1791/1796
Box 43, Object AMB 55.4B	Teapot: bone china (?), white with gold and blue decorations bearing legend "A.B. to M.B.S." [Ann Carter Brown to her cousin Mary Brown Stelle]. Contents Note: Note by Annmary Brown Hawkins: "This China tea service was imported between the years of 1791 and 1796 by my grandmother Ann Carter Brown, as a present to her first cousin Mary B. Stelle, who at my Grad [sic] Mothers death, because, being grandfathers' second wife, when she died, she left-it-to her only Sister Amy Ann Stelle, who at her death left it to me, on account of the initials being A.B. A.B.S. Annmary B. Hawkins New York Dec. 17-1892." Identified as Lowestoft on exhibition note; Lowestoft made only porcelain (soft-paste ware). Accession Number: AMB 55.4B	1791/1796
	Teapot: silver. Two-cup, squat ovaloid shape. Twisted leaf motif on cover handle. Illegible engraved monogram. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 52	undated
Box 45, Objects 34-35	Tureen and lid for soup (wrapped separately), Royal Canton: porcelain, inherited by Annmary Brown from her father Accession Number: Obj.34-35	circa 1810
	Tureen: silver, 26 x 32 x 20 cm. Classical footed tureen with cover and ladle, body has lions' heads mouthing handles. Cover and ladle mounted with Lion and Shield motif in the round. Cover keyed to body. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Estate of Hon. N. Brown. See AMB 45 Accession Number: AMB 56	undated

Series 10. Subseries 2. Household items

Container	Description	Date
Box 30, Object 49	Backgammon game board: in wooden box Contents Note: Closed box is 25 x 38 x 8 cm. Hinged on one side. Game board is made of wood inlays.	undated
	Basket: silver. Sway back bonbon basket with pierced arch design. Hinged silver handle. Maker's number 4245. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 51	undated
	Bell & tray: white metal, 15 x 15 cm. Ecclesiastical, gilded. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 54 69	undated
Box 36, Object 16	Bell, Small silver with wood handle and ivory tip; ribbon around handle Accession Number: Obj.16	undated
	Bottle: terra cotta, 10 x 3 cm. Small Greek (?) urn-shaped bottle for spices. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 19 69	undated
	Bottle: terra cotta, 7 x 4 cm. Small Greek (?) urn-shaped bottle for spices. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 20 69	undated
Box 24, Object AMB 93 69	Candle snuffers: brass, shear type with wick box. Contents Note: Note: "These snuffers were once the property of Moses Brown, Born Sept 23 1738, Died June 6 1836." Accompanying exhibition note: "Another note among the Hawkins papers reads: 'Mrs. Susan Bowers when a young woman worked for Moses Brown, and, during her time of working there she received a number of presents, among which, were a pair of candle snuffers, and a pair of spectacles, and an umberilla [sic]. If I remember correctly, they were given to her father. After his death she kept them and was always very proud to show them and tell where they came from. After her death, they came to her daughter, Helen P. Bullock who died in 1913 aged 79 years. They then came to me. [signed] Thomas M. Aldrich. (Mrs. Bowers died in 1885 aged 81 years).'" Accession Number: AMB 93 69	1800?
	Candlesticks (2): brass. Tubular shell brass with stub ejectors. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Wrapped together Accession Number: AMB 62 69	undated
	Candlesticks (2): silver plate. Ornamental classique. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. One broken, both badly tarnished and worn (exercise great care in handling). Accession Number: AMB 31	undated
	Candlesticks (2): silver. Candelabras of baroque design. Five-piece sticks include main holder, three babushes and one cap for solo candlestick. When assembled, form three flame candelabras. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. One damaged. Packed in 4 packages. Accession Number: AMB 41	undated
	Cup: silver, 22 x 13 cm. "Chalice" with Greek key design around lip and foot. Lion and shield motif on two sides at lip in the round. [Same as AMB 56] Gilded interior. Maker #30 Gorham Silver. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 45	undated
	Desk equipment: brass, 26 x 24 x 11 cm. Ink well and paper weight. Gryphons and lions on stand. Chicken foot quill paper weight and letter opener. Packed together. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 68 69	undated
Box 27, Object 11	Desk, lap: black enamel with mother-of-pearl inlay floral pattern. Red velvet lining. Contains key on string Accession Number: Obj.11	undated
Box 37, Object 28	Desk: portable leather writing desk, with contents Contents Note: Portable writing desk that folds outward on two hinges. Contains 2 ink bottles, pen and pencil, booklet of blotting paper, ivory letter openers, paper knife, red sealing wax sticks, ruler, booklet of poems. Also includes packet of 26 cards comprised of railroad passes, membership cards, library cards, telegraph passes, all belonging to Rush Hawkins. Tag on handle reads: "Letters (not to be opened)." Accession Number: Obj.28	1890s
	Dyptich: Ivory, 12 x 8 x 1 cm. Carved bas-reliefs of birth and death of Jesus Christ. Authentic Medieval. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 22 69	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 21 69	Figurine: Bronze color. 7x2 cm "Greek female" paperweight; no pedestal. Accession Number: AMB 21 69	undated
Box 24, Object AMB 32 69	Figurine: Ivory color, 21 cm. Bust of young woman with bird on right shoulder. Plaster of Paris Accession Number: AMB 32 69	undated
	Figurine: White metal, black color. 16 x 7 cm. Herioc miniature on pedestal inscribed "Fuerst Bluecher von Wahl Statt." Contents Note: Part of the Annmary Brown collection. Accession Number: AMB 26 69	undated
	Figurine: White metal, silvered/gilded, 7 x 2 cm. Partially gilded statuette with monogram on bottom of base, "NYZ." Figure of Zouave, rifle broken, piece included. Contents Note: Part of the Annmary Brown collection. Accession Number: AMB 24 69	undated
Object 49	Firescreen with tapestry Contents Note: Stands about 2.5 feet tall. Wooden frame. Damage - A puncture hole in the back. Sent to University of Rhode Island, Textile Program for conservation work, January 2018.	undated
	Firescreen with tapestry: King Charles Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Firescreen depicting King Charles I on the eve of his execution. General Hawkins believed this to be the handicraft of Annmary's mother. The screen was damaged and the lower brace lost in years past. In the autumn of 1980, the piece was restored by Pasquale Carpinelli of Brown's capentry shop.	undated
	Jar: ironstone, 56 cm. Umbrella jar with embossed abstract floral design. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 69 69	undated
	Jar: silver. Covered, egg-shaped, footed jar in ancient motif. Cover surmounted by (loose) acorn. Ram's leg feet. Engraved: "C.M.S. Genova." [Belonged to AMB's mother, Caroline Mathilde Clemence] Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 50	undated
	Napkin ring: silver. Chased "frieze" design. Engraved "ABH." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "Given to my dear wife by her uncle in 1839--probably intended for future use at boarding school. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 47	1839
	Napkin ring: silver. Grapes and leaves design. Engraved: "Rush from Carrie." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note: "Napkin ring R.C.H. from C.M.B. Christmas 1858." Accession Number: AMB 46	1858
Box 18, Object AMB 108 69	Painting: gold framed painting of a little girl knitting. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "This portrait of a little Roman girl was painted by a young Russian artist by the name of Carl Bickschowsky [?] who gave it to my dear wife, because as he said, she would look like [it] if in peasant costume and engaged in knitting. This was about 1846 and it was kept in a book until about 1854 when it was put in the present frame and hung in her bedroom where it remained until her mothers death in 1879. R.C.H." Painting has been removed from frame for preservation. Enclosed is a scan of Hawkins' note. Accession Number: AMB 108 69	undated
Box 28, Object 13	Picture frame: wood, painted gold; envelope containing the remains of blue pressed flowers; enclosure marked "Belonging to Mrs. Rush C. Hawkins, Sept. 1861" Contents Note: Boxed Accession Number: Obj.13	1861
	Statuette: General Blücher Contents Note: Small-scale replica of a statue of General Blücher, commander of the Prussian forces at Waterloo in 1815. Among the military memorabilia collected by General Hawkins.	undated
	Statuette: Hawkins' Zouave Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Small statuette of a Hawkins' Zouave, with seal "NYZ".	undated
Box 29, Object AMB 28 69	Statuette: White metal, bronze color. Lion cub chewing bone Accession Number: AMB 28 69	undated
	Trays: silver. 27 x 25 x 10 cm. Large scallop shell services plates mounted on "driftwood" bases and surmounted by winged bacchante. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Bacchantes removed for packing and placed in the shells. Accession Number: AMB 44	undated
	Urns (2): porcelain, 27 x 13 cm. Covered urns decorated with wild roses, three on one side and a single on the other. Maker's #347/IX d.2557/67 & ditto. White and gold. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Items packed separately Accession Number: AMB 35	undated
Box 25, Object 3	Vase, large portrait (china?) Gold paint near lip and on back; female figure in blue dress with yellow sash within an embellished, floral frame on front Accession Number: Obj.3	undated
	Vase: silver. Urn-shaped. Flower handle. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 37	undated
Box 26, Objects 40-41	Vases (2): blue glass bulb vases. 23 cm Accession Number: Obj.40-41	undated
	Vases: silver. Urn-shaped with handles. Greek motif on feet. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Packed together. Accession Number: AMB 36	undated

Series 10. Subseries 3. Personal items

Container	Description	Date
Box 1, Folder 17	Badges	undated
Box 1, Folder 18	Badges	undated
Box 1, Folder 19	Badges	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 117 69	Bag: crochet. Small, extremely fragile open-work crochet bag possibly for flower petals or facial cotton. Accession Number: AMB 117 69	undated
Box 18, Object AMB 120.1 69	Bonnet lace: dark brown bearing slogan "Toujours Fidele." Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Six of these pieces of old bead work were made by my mother--the other [#7] in black [now dk brown] was made by Margarite Weeks in New York, in 1838. She was my school teacher." Accession Number: AMB 120.1 69	1838
Box 18, Object AMB 120.2 69	Bonnet lace: gold brown, bearing the name "E. Fitch." (some loose beads) Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Six of these pieces of old bead work were made by my mother--the other [#7] in black [now dk brown] was made by Margarite Weeks in New York, in 1838. She was my school teacher." Accession Number: AMB 120.2 69	undated
	Book: leather binding. Miniature book contained in small box with tiny yellow metal butterfly novelty, titled: Le Petit Paroissien de l'enfance. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "This little book given to A.B.H. by Juliette Spinola at Rome, Oct. 24, 1846. RCH" Accession Number: AMB 11 69	1846
Box 36, Object AMB 157 69	Book: paperback. "Letters from John Chinaman" 1902 fourth impression. Argumental defense of China by Western education oriental Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "The last book she read before her passing away. Jany 4 1903"; "The was sent to Her by the ever devoted and good friend, Capt. Henry A. Gadsden of London, England and received only a few days before she was taken down with Her last illness." Accession Number: AMB 157 69	1902
	Box with pen point: Rosewood, 6 x 4 x 3 cm, Veneer with inlay in geometric pattern containing Annmary's pen point (nib?) Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 16 69	undated
Box 18, Object AMB 95 69	Box with two sleeve-links: paperboard; book-styled box with sliding drawer. Spine labeled "Milton." Contains two mother-of-pearl sleeve-links monogrammed "AMB." Inscribed on one side: "Mrs. N. Brown Jr"; inside: "Eliza Gano to Abby Mason." Sleeve-link engraved "A.B." probably for Abby Mason Brown, but possibly for Annmary Brown. Accession Number: AMB 95 69	undated
Box 28, Object AMB 115 69	Box: black leather, contains clipping "Artists of France Honor Gen. Hawkins," referring to a plaquette presented by La Fraternite des Artistes to Rush Hawkins in 1917. Contents Note: Bronze plaque, leather mounted. Low relief depicting a World War I French nurse offering sympathy to an artist's family with ghostlike war scene in the background surrounding Rheims Cathedral. Engraved: "La Fraternite des Artistes a Monsieur R. C. Hawkins." Also includes illustrated newspaper clipping, explaining the fraternite's gratitude and stating that M. Leon Bonnat is president of La Fraternite des Artistes and Director of the Beaux Arts. Reverse has a soldier report on the day Paris received the news of peace. Accession Number: AMB 115 69	1917
Box 36, Object AMB 130 69	Box: empty gilt-edged cardboard container; inscribed by RHC: "This medal struck in honor of my dear old friend of thirty five years, was given to me by his widow at Bruxelles, June 4, 1914. RCH" Medal missing. Accession Number: AMB 130 69	1914
	Box: Cedar. 6 x 4 x 2 cm Ivory inlay of radiating line pattern. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "Her Stamp box." Accession Number: AMB 3 69	undated
	Box: Enameled wood. 4 x 2 x 3 cm. Patch box, oval, with portrait cover of a lamb. Mirror under lid. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "A patch box of the eighteenth century once the property of the wife of our old friend Major Cooper Cooper of Toddington Manor. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 14 69	1700s?
	Box: Enameled wood. 7 x 2 cm. Snuff box. Protrait cover of Jenny Lind. Contains three newspaper clippings on Jenny Lind. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "The is an original 'Jenny Lind Snuffbox' purchased by my mother when the great singer was in America. N.Y. Nov. 3, 1887. Rush C. Hawkins" Accession Number: AMB 13 69	undated
	Box: Leather covered. 16 x 13 x 7 cm. Florentined. Silk lining. Jewel box, no key. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 181 69	undated
Box 26, Object AMB 72 69	Box: leather covered, 20 x 19 x 11 cm. Three-quarters hexagon-shaped stationery and letter box, lined with red tapestry satin. Key lost. Lid section unscrewed at hinge. Tag on bottom: "Property of Brown University. F40058" Accession Number: AMB 72 69	undated
Box 28, Object 12	Box, leather covered with gold trim and dark red moire lining, key enclosed. 2.5" x 5" x 6" Accession Number: Obj.12	undated
Box 37, Object AMB 114 69	Box: paperboard, 25 x 13 x 4 cm. Labeled "Ladies white cott hose / white." Contents Note: Note on cover by Rush Hawkins: "The jewelry in this box belonged to my parents [see AMB 94] some containing the hair of themselves and the writer--the beads [see AMB 89] belonged to my g.g. grandmother Hutchinson. R.C.H." Contents are now AMB 89 and 94 [Unaccounted for since at least 1987]. Box empty. Accession Number: AMB 114 69	undated
	Box: Silver. 4 x 2 cm, Embossed wild rose design and marked "sterling." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 15 69	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 146 69	Box: wood. Lacquered box painted in imitation tortoise shell. Contains hair (auburn) and note. Also contains one opera glass lens and red seal with initials AMB. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "I believe this hair was cut from the head of my dear wife when, or soon after, she was at school in Geneva. RCH Sept 30, 1913" Accession Number: AMB 146 69	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 118 69	Box: wood. Lined with "tortoise shell." Cover carries high relief of "Le General Lafayette" under domed glass. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Titus [?] Hutchinson of Woodstock was U.S. Attorney at the time Lafayette visited Vermont in 1824. This box was given to him at that time by Lafayette. From J.H. through his daughter Clara, who died in 1852, it camed to me in 1851. May 23, 1901. Rush C. Hawkins" Accession Number: AMB 118 69	1824
	Bracelet: Gold; rose garnet lettering: "Dieu te Garde." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 91 69	undated
	Bracelet: Silver; wide, adjustable, chased silver. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 12 69	undated
	Bracelets (2): Gold Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 90 69	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 156 69	Buttons: brass; 14 flat shank buttons with American seal; 2 rounded shank buttons with American eagle, one monogrammed R, the other monogrammed I; 1 small rounded shank button with American eagle; 1 shank button with monogram T. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Buttons on the uniforms of U.S. ministers and consuls worn previous to 1860." Accession Number: AMB 156 69	1850s
Box 36, Object 10	Calling card case: small red leather Accession Number: Obj.10	undated
Tube 1, Object AMB 70A	Cane: bamboo, gold handle. Finished body, Flax ribbon. 110 cm Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Given to Mrs. Hawkins at Nice, France, in the winter of 1866-1867 by Lt. Commander Sampson, U.S.N. The ribbon was put on by him at the time of his gift. RCH" Accession Number: AMB 70A	1866/1867
Tube 1, Object AMB 70G	Cane: bamboo. Ivory ringhand. Plain body. Ivory foot. 60 cm Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "A short yellow stick with ivory ring at top she carried in her school [illegible] at Geneva." Accession Number: AMB 70G	undated
Tube 1, Object AMB 70B	Cane: Beach, horn hand, branched body. Silver grommets, long brass foot. Silver monogram "G". 90 cm Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Knotted stick with buckhorn handpiece, silver tip marked G--the lifetime used by Dr. Joseph M. Golup, an eminent physician and writer who died at Woodstock, Vermont, Oct 12, 1849, after more than a third of a century practice in that town." Accession Number: AMB 70B	1849
Tube 1, Object AMB 70F	Cane: ebony. Ivory handle. Plain body, no foot. Monogram "T. Stevens." 75 cm Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Black stick with ivory hand piece. The many years used by Thad [?] Stevens." Accession Number: AMB 70F	undated
Tube 1, Object AMB 70C	Cane: hickory, no handle, branched body. Brass foot. 80 cm Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "A small dark knotted stick given to my dear wife by and English friend about 1884--considered very choice." Accession Number: AMB 70C	1884
Tube 1, Object AMB 70D	Cane: Maple, silver handle. Natural body. Brass foot. Monogram "AMB." Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Plain wood stick, with silver top. Made from wood taken out of the rebel ironclad Merrimac." Accession Number: AMB 70D	undated
Tube 1, Object AMB 70E	Cane: wild with no handle. Natural body. Tin foot. 78 cm Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "A light wild canebreak stick carried by my father Lorenzo Dow Hawkins in the 1820s." Accession Number: AMB 70E	1820-1829
	Cigarette case: polychrome relief cloisonne with Russian inscription. Jeweler's mark "B.C. 1887" Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note: "Given to A.B.H. when at school in Geneva by the Princess Orlof about 1850." Accession Number: AMB 27	1850
	Clock: brass. Lady's boxed travelling clock. Face "Henry Capt--Geneve." Rectangular, vertical crystals Four sides and top glazed with French plate. White enamel face. Roman numerals. Folding handle. Various service numbers scratched on bottom. Shock-resistant case lined with purple velvet. Case holds key and opens with "hidden" button. Sliding door front on case reveals clock face. Case in very poor condition. Obvious corrosion on clock works. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: " Her little clock for travel given by the mother in 1865 and never used after Her death. R.C.H." Mechanical condition unknown. Accession Number: AMB 77 69	1865
Box 29, Object AMB 10 69	Cufflinks (2): amethyst-colored stone in gold setting with gold shanks Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "These buttons were given to me by my dear 'Sister Carrie' in 1868. RCH" Accession Number: AMB 10 69	1868
Box 32, Object 50	Dressing case, with contents. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "This dressing case was given to my dear wife by her mother soon after her leaving Mad. [Arlaud's?] school in 1852 or 1853. I have kept as it was when she left me and it must always remain in the memorial--as it is. RCH. Oct. 1, 1915". Contains 9 glass bottles and containers, as well as a small knife, hook, and corkscrew. 23 x 30 x 18 cm. Accession Number: Obj.50	1852/1853
Box 36, Object AMB 121	Drinking cup: collapsible metal camping or military cup. Extends fro 3 to 8 cm Accession Number: AMB 121	undated
Box 1, Folder 41	Embroidered bookmarks	undated
Box 19, Object 1	Fan: 15 blade, mother-of-pearl, lacking screeen Accession Number: Obj.1	undated
Box 19, Object AMB 82 69	Fan: bone. 16 blade pierced and pieces. Probably a very young lady's fan of the period. Paper screen with center engraving of period garden scene, water-colored. Surrounded by ground of gold dust with applique of tinsel flowers. Inked border. End pieces repaired with thread. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "This fan belonged to Margery wife of the Rev. Aaron Hutchinson. She was born in 1731 was married young, and had this fan before she was married. Pomfret [Vt,] Aug. 12, 1866. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 82 69	1750s
Box 19, Object AMB 81 69	Fan: Ivory, 16 blade, pierced with carved end blades showing figures in a garden. Scholars in gardens on intricately pierced inner blades. Paper screen. Water-colored, laid-on three-dimensional figures with ivory slip faces and fabric bodies in a "Lord and his many houses" landscape frieze. Border of screen decorated with mythical birds and fishes and other items. Reverse the same, with wedding scene for subject. Chinese. 28 cm Accession Number: AMB 81 69	undated
Box 19, Object AMB 83 69	Fan: mother of pearl. 18 blade, pierced. French rococo. Paper screen. Obverse is watercolor of four ladies and three gentlemen with dogs resting after a falcon and gun hunt. The reverse is a simple shepherdess listening to a boy play the lute. Blades are gilded. 5 blades broken. Accession Number: AMB 83 69	undated
Box 19, Object AMB 84 69	Fan: mother-of-pearl. 16 blades. Obverse of French ladies making offerings to a statue of Cupid in a garden while two men watch from a gondola behind bushes. Ground of decorative flowers. Reverse is heraldic bouquet on imitation cream kid leather. 3 repairs, one in silver Accession Number: AMB 84 69	undated
Box 19, Object AMB 86 69	Fan: mother-of-pearl; blue silk with lace overlay. Screen and blades separated. Accession Number: AMB 86 69	undated
Box 19, Object AMB 80 69	Fan: Pearl. Ladies evening fan, singled faced. 14 blade, pierced mother of pearl. Doves in piercing. Brown silk screen decorated with doves and musical instruments in egg tempera. Damaged Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "This fan was once the property of Margery Carter Hutchinson, the wife of the Rev. Aaron Hutchinson of Pomphret, Vermont, and was in her possession as early as 1750." Accession Number: AMB 80 69	1740/1750
Box 19, Object AMB 85 69	Fan: pine; cotton screen depicting bull fight. Reverse: cape, cane, crutches, and hat of "retired" matador. End pieces decorated in drilled flower design. Accession Number: AMB 85 69	undated
Box bindery, Object AMB 87 69	Fan: tortoise shell, black lace screen. Blades and lace rodent-damaged; fan in pieces. Accession Number: AMB 87 69	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 134 69	Flag stickpin: "9th Regiment N.Y.V. Hawkins Zouaves. Toujours pret" Accession Number: AMB 134 69	undated
	Jewelry: assorted in gray kid glove. 17 cm. AMB jewelry. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "The jewelry in this bower [?] was given to my dear wife when she was a young girl and before. Hers later was sold as by her directed. R.C.H." Five paper gold rings. One heavy gold ring "Dieu vous garde" inscription. One "jeweled" dinner ring in crown motif. One brass ring with Egyptian past dots. One "gold" evening ring, amethyst with "diamond" H. One pair earrings (pierced) of Egyptian paste and black geometric design. One pair earrings (pierced), silver; hammered wire, common loop. Two charms: mouse & slipper and dove of peace. One broach of jet with "diamond" monogram ABH. One locket, oval, Egyptian paste, broken. One locket, heart-shaped, Egyptian paste, arabesque design, broken (with chain). All in old gray kid glove. Accession Number: AMB 92	undated
	Jewelry: assorted. Hawkins' parents' property Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "The 'things' in this box belonged to my parents and the hair of each is to be found among them. The gold beads I wore when a baby. The photograph was taken when I was about twenty. R.C.H." Originally housed in AMB 114. Accession Number: AMB 94	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 174 69	Knee buckles (pair) Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "These knee buckles belonged to the Rev. Aaron Hutchinson, my great great grandfather. Carried by him to Pomfret Vermont in 1769 or 1776--his final settlement in that place. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 174 69	1776-1776
Box 18, Object 4	Lacquerware powder box (tinder box) with note Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "My father's flint steel and [?] box. They were in use as late as 1840." Accession Number: Obj.4	1840s
Box 36, Object AMB 123 69	Ledgers (3): red leather. Miniature note or ledger books in slip case. Case labeled "Au Bon Marche--Paris." Ledgers labeled "Visites--Addresses," "Journal--Quotidien," and "Despenses--Personnelles." Visits contains three addresses; Journal contains notes on sickness; Depenses contains laundry list. Slip case contains recipe in French. Accession Number: AMB 123 69	undated
	Locket: gold, mounted with miniature sword garnished with "diamonds and emeralds." "BX" cable chain. Contains glazed photo of Hawkins in Civil War uniform. Charms attached: 1. Gold tennis racquet, 2. Military dress buttons, 3. Padlock engraved "Annmary, Sept. 17, 1858" containing hair, 4. Gold bullwhip. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 122 69	1858
Box 19, Object AMB 169 69	Lorgnette: tortoise shell with broken frame; belonged to AMB Accession Number: AMB 169 69	undated
	Medal: bronze, classic head entwined by holy branch. Lettered "Republique francaise." Reverse image: Liberty gives wreath to Man the Maker while holding her child, Revolution. Eiffel Tower in background. Lettered: "Exposition Universelle Paris 1889." Artist, Daniel Du Puis. In leather purse lettered E.U. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 131 69	1889
Box 36, Object AMB 6 69	Medal: bronze, commemorative. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Medal struck by the order of Gregory XVIII in honor of the Masacare [sic] of St. Bartholomew. The Romish priests generally love to preach that this was struck about that time. [Illegible] in the Vatican Mint in 1870 proved to the contrary. RCH." Accession Number: AMB 6 69	1870?
	Medal: bronze. Legion of Honor "Officier." Boxed, labeled "Guizille Lemoine/Lemoine Fils/356 Rue St Honor c/Devant Rue Duphot/Paris." Medal mounted on red ribbon. Obverse: "Republique francaise. 1870." Reverse: "Honneur et Patrie." Box contains 4 newspaper clippings, dated 1895 and 1892, that discuss the controversy over the Legion of Honor." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 113 69	1870-1892
	Medal: enamel. Crossed anchor and guns. Engraved "Rush C Hawkins, Col. & Brev. Brig. Gen. Commanded Ninth NYV Inf. 1st Brig 3rd Div 9th AC & 3d Div. Oct 16th 1866." Pin bar bears flying eagle.amb 159 Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 128 69	undated
	Medal: gold, Phi Beta Kappa, dated Dec. 5, 1775. With envelope. Wafer-thin gold medal in envelope with notation: "The PBK medal of Moses Brown who died Jan 1790-twenty New Haven College or thereabouts." Wrapped in small piece of parchment with practice calligraphy on it. Gift to RCH from Mrs. William Harkness Arnold. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 29 69	1775
	Medal: gold, pin bar bears legend "Committee." Medal has profile of classical head surrounded by legend: "We are one to make the world safe for democracy." Reverse inscribed: "The mayor and committee of citizens of New York to honor and welcome the Belgian War Mission to the United States of America, August 21, 1917." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 126 69	1917
Box 36, Object AMB 129 69	Medal: lead. Half-furled flag with legend "Toujours Pret, Hawkins Zouaves IX, N.Y. Vol." Reverse, angel of peace awarding crown of victory to Zouave standing over remnants of war. [Possibly struck from shot-lead.] Corrosion on front Accession Number: AMB 129 69	undated
	Medals: commemorative for the Hawkins' Zouaves Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Image of US flag with inscription, "Toujours Pret, IX N.Y., Hawkins Zouaves". In red bags with the Brown seal on them.	undated
	Memorabilia in images: a. Photograph portraits, the old flags; b. Antietam photo, 1862; c. Caricature of a Zouave. Contents Note: Caricature is on display in the Annmary Brown memorial. Photos and sketches, mixed. Caricature is a water-color signed "Mullen, New York." Other photographs cannot be located. Accession Number: AMB 74 69 a, b, c	1861-1865
	Memorabilia in images: random grouping of photographs placed together by [RCH or Stillwell?].Original order as follows: c. Portrait engraving Giusepp. Mazzini; d. Photograph portrait colored, black velvet mat, oval glazing [anonymous][ABH?]; e. Portrait, oil wash, Ceccarini unframed. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Photos and sketches, mixed. Accession Number: AMB 73 69 c, d, e	1893
	Memorabilia: Random grouping of articles placed together by [RCH or Stillwell?]. Original order as follows: a. Accouncement of opening of memorial; c. Poster: H. Zouaves, with ms. On mat.; d. Tribute. ASPCA to GRCH 1920, posthumous Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Photos, posters, announcements Accession Number: AMB 71 69 a, c, d	1889-1920
	Money: Paper and metal, mixed, various sizes. $5.00 gold coin, 1901 (E) [mint]; $2.00 silver certificate "A" 1899 (F); $4.00 silver certificate "B" 1899 (F); 50 cent silver 1901 (F); 5 cent nickel 1876 (P); 5 cent nickel 1897 (G); pennies, 1887, 1893, and 1900 (F-G-E) Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 168 69	1887-1901
	Necklace: "gold" 31 cm. 30 oval beads (gilded tin) with black satin tie. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "Beads of Margery Carter Hutchinson, wife of Aaron, worn as early at 1755." Originally housed in AMB 114. Accession Number: AMB 89 69	1755
	Necklace: gold with 35 yellow metal beads. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 7 69	undated
Box 36, Object 7	Notebook: small with engraved gold covers, red leather binding, pencil missing. Four pages of pencilled notes Accession Number: Obj.7	undated
Tube 1, Objects AMB 111A-B 69	Parasols (2): Silk; a: white silk canopy, plain white wood shaft, enameled hand; b. Blue silk canopy, bent-wood cane shaft with loop hand, silver capped. Accession Number: AMB 111A-B 69	undated
Box 18, Object 5	Piano competition medal from the New England Conservatory of Music, in black leather wallet stamped "Laura Mendel Hawkins" Accession Number: Obj.5	undated
	Pin cushion: satin. Pin head lettering spells "Nicholas Brown 1777." Reverse is floral decoration. Accession Number: AMB 155 69	1777
	Pince-nez: Steel. Ladies. Leather nose pieces, loop for chain. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "The last glasses used before the final illness." Accession Number: AMB 170 69	1903
Box 36, Objects AMB 96A-B 69	Playing cards (2 decks): hand-blocked and colored, made by Thomas Crehore of New York. Ace of spades card bears manufacturer's name and insignia. Accession Number: AMB 96 69	undated
Box 36, Object 9	Pouch: small brown leather, marked "E.U 1889" in gold leaf. Flap closure, bottom no longer sealed. Accession Number: Obj.9	1889
Box 18, Object AMB 120.6 69	Purse (mock): polychrome, satin-backed. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Six of these pieces of old bead work were made by my mother--the other [#7] in black [now dk brown] was made by Margarite Weeks in New York, in 1838. She was my school teacher." Accession Number: AMB 120.6 69	1838
Box 18, Object 46	Purse: Black leather coin purse Accession Number: Obj.46	undated
Box 18, Object AMB 119 69	Purse. Crocheted steel beads. Two ring closures. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "This was my father's purse which came to Pomfret with his effects in September 1840." Accession Number: AMB 119 69	1840
Box 18, Object AMB 120.7 69	Purse. Dark brown, drawstring closure. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "…made by Margaret Weeks in New York, in 1838. She was my school teacher." Some of the beads are loose. Accession Number: AMB 120.7 69	1838
	Purse: Leather. 9 x 6 cm. Common personal papers purse. Red. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 4 69	undated
Box 18, Object AMB 120.4 69	Purse: polychrome, tine closure, bird motif Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Six of these pieces of old bead work were made by my mother--the other [#7] in black [now dk brown] was made by Margaret Weeks in New York, in 1838. She was my school teacher." Accession Number: AMB 120.4 69	1838
Box 18, Object 42	Purse: small leather with flap closure. Dome-enclosed floral design (some loose gold leaf) with "amitie" written below design. Accession Number: Obj.42	undated
Box 6, Folder 23	Ribbon, satin: monochrome illustrated "Tippecanoe Club, Harrison, Our country's hope." Accession Number: AMB 142 69	1841
Box 36, Object AMB 145 69	Round red leather case stamped 1889 containing gold jury medal from the Exposition Universelle Accession Number: AMB 145 69	1889
Box 18, Object 58	Sewing purse Contents Note: Small fabric container, 7 x 9 cm, made with floral pattern on front. Inside are two flaps of fabric for storing sewing needles and a pin cushion.	undated
Box 29, Object 18	Silver coin on beige ribbon; coin stamped "Cundinamarca" with impression of a pomegranate; obverse: "Republica de Colombia 1820" with crowned head. Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "The coin I wore and played with when a little child. RCH" Accession Number: Obj.18	1820
Box 36, Object 27	Snuff box: silver, cover engraved "RCH" inside floral ornament, with floral border design. 2.5 x 6 cm Accession Number: Obj.27	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 132 69	Souvenir gold coin: "Souvenir de Ascension au Sommet de La Tour Eiffel 1888" in round paper holder. Written by RCH inside holder: "Ascent Sept. 23, 1889. RCH" Accession Number: AMB 132 69	1889
	Spectacles: brass. Gentleman's, hand-made brass frames with double folding temples Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 78 69	undated
	Spectacles: silver lady's sun glasses. Blue, flat, glass lenses with folding wing lenses at the temples. Two lenses missing Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 79 69	undated
Box 36, Object AMB 30 69	Tarrot: deck of cards (missing several), with excerpt on Game of Tarot in French; 4 typed pages, from Henry Rene D'Allemagne's Les Cartes a Jouer; and newspaper clipping on playing cards along with photocopy of the same Accession Number: AMB 30 69	1906?
	Thimble (2): silver, standard thimbles, decorated. Accession Number: AMB 2 69	undated
	Trinkets: gold clasp, watch key, chest key. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 164 69	undated
Box 18, Object 6	Wallet: brown leather with tie, belonged to Dexter Hawkins (1761-1830). Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "Dexter Hawkins, my grandfather, enlisted in the Fourth Rhode Island Batallion in 1778, in his sixteenth year and served as private and non-commissioned officer until the close of the Revolutionary War. This pocketbook he carried during his last two years of service. When I first saw it in his private desk at Pomfret Vermont, say about 1837, it contained a large number of Continental notes that he received in payment for his services at the end of the war. Pomfret Vermont, Aug.12, 1866. Rush C. Hawkins" Accession Number: Obj.6	undated
	Wallet: Leather. Metal corners, monogram "RCH," tryptich type. Wallet contains type sampler and polychrome pocket calendar 1898. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "The two worn pocket books within this envelope [addressed to Mr. Rush Hawkins 21 W. 20th St. N.Y. City] were given to me by my dear sister in law 'Carrie.' RCH" Accession Number: AMB 135 69	1898
	Wallet: Vellum, 5 x 3 cm. White florentined standard card wallet, gold tooled, with fleur-de-lis in scarlet [AMB?] Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 5 69	undated
	Wallets: alligator, 15 cm. Silver corners and monogram RCH. 15 cm (Note on card: See [AMB]135) Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "The two worn pocket books within this envelope [addressed to Mr. Rush Hawkins 21 W. 20th St. N.Y. City] were given to me by my dear sister in law 'Carrie.' RCH Accession Number: AMB 136 69	undated
Box 36, Object 23	Wallet, or card case: gold leaf with one red fleur-de-lis; one section satin-backed. 25 cm Accession Number: Obj.23	undated
	Watch: gold, man's vest clock. On face "Hunt & Roskell, 156 New Bond Street, London, no. 12440." Double crystal. Outer case pierced with 2 cm crystal revealing inner hands pointing to Roman numerals on outer case. Pressing stem opens front to reveal second full crystal and face, same hands with another set of Roman numerals. Watch is equipped with a chime but not functioning at this inventory. 46 cm gold chain with gold wedding ring, button bar, rams foot key, collapsible gold pencil with Hunt & Roskell mark. Gimbled compas (miniature, working). Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Mechanical condition unknown. Accession Number: AMB 76 69	undated
	Watch: gold. Lady's watch in blue enamel studded and encircled with "pearls." Maker's number 5426. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Given to AMB by Princess Orloff Accession Number: AMB 8 69	undated
	Watch: gold. Lady's watch in Florentined case with center spot of blue enamel forget-me-nots. Chain and key. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Mechanical condition unknown. Accession Number: AMB 9 69	undated
	Watch: silver. Man's pocket clock. On face: "Wm Ballingford 384 Liverpoole." Inside back cover: "5754 29-7-86 on 300." White enamel face. Arabic num. Bull's eye crystal. Chain fusee drive. Crown escapement. Key wind. Shell cased. Sterling and gold. Shell case contains 5 slips of circular paper. 1. Plain circle; 2. Plain front, ms. back "L.D. Hawkins, Pomfret, Vt.; 3. Barnard. Geneva [repair slip]; 4. Withington, Ohio [repair slip]; 5. Benedict, N. Y. ms. 9176-11.14.38-Townsend [repair slip] Lanyard cord and key attached. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: " My fathers watch which he bought about the time he was married in 1828. I'm not sure that he did not inherit it from his father Dexter Hawkins. R.C.H." "The chain was made by mother. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 75 69	1828

Series 10. Subseries 4. Relics

Container	Description	Date
Box 18, Object 43	Box: round wood with tortoise-shell glaze, containing lock of brown hair Accession Number: Obj.43	undated
	Box: containing letters from Annmary Brown Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Rush Hawkins note: "In this box are all the letters written by Mrs. Hawkins to her husband from their first meeting to the time of her death. They are to remain always where they are and the box never opened. April 15, 1908. Rush C. Hawkins."	1908
	Buttons: brass. Military button in cosmetic box labeled "Vinolia." 1 "CSA"; 1 "C"; 3 "F"; 4 "D"; 2 "A"; 2 "I". All buttons round, domed with low relief letters of black Gothic style. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "Rebel buttons, infantry, artillery, and cavalry--CSA was staff and general officers." Accession Number: AMB 124 69	1861-1865
	Drum: confederate Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Confederate drum caputured at Minton, North Carolina, July 19, 1862. A label pasted inside the drum states that it was made by 'Wright and Bell, Confederate Drum Manufactory, Richmond, VA'. Drum is painted blue and red with a rope crossing its casing, and a painted eagle on the front holding arrows and a Confederate flag with a scroll in its mouth that reads "Confederate States".	1862
	Flag model, United States: Silk model. With sketch in crayon on paper. Faded flag was red, white and blue. Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Notes: "Confederate States. First designs for a Revenue flag, and for the flag of the nation. Referred to a committee, March 1862." "Design for flag by Pres't of Senate. March 28, 1862. Ref'd Com. On flag and seal." Accession Number: AMB 124 69	1862
Box 4XX, Folder 1	Flags: captured Confederate and Hawkins's boat flag Accession Number: AMB 177 69	1861/1865
	Flag [description forthcoming] Contents Note: Sent to University of Rhode Island, Textile Program for conservation work, October 2018 General Note: URI	undated
	Flag [description forthcoming] Contents Note: Sent to University of Rhode Island, Textile Program for conservation work, October 2018 General Note: URI	undated
	Flag fragment: Ninth New York Volunteer Infantry Contents Note: Note by Rush Hawkins: "A piece from the regimental flag of the ninth New York Volunteer Infantry - 'Hawkins Zouaves.' In my memory, sacred beyond expression, because my love for the brave men who fought and fell beneath its folds. R.C.H."	undated
	Icon: Wood and metal, polychrome, 13 x 11 x 2 cm. Pierced gilded tin on red velvet mount of Madonna and child. Faces, hands, and feet pictured in oil colors beneath cutouts for same. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Given AMB by Princess Orloff about 1850. Accession Number: AMB 23 69	1850
Box 28, Object AMB 112	Locks of hair (relics): envelopes containing hair from family members. In box labeled: "Locks of hair, certificates, etc. [no certificates] Very precious. [RCH]" Paper slips and envelopes have various notes as to the contents. Accession Number: AMB 112	undated
Box 18, Object 44	Locks of hair: two small envelopes containing locks of Annmary Brown's hair. Contents Note: Contains two envelopes of hair: [1] "First growth of the hair of Anne Mary when [?] child. Cut off this day the 6th Feb. 1841 by her mother. The child is hale and harty [sic]." Hair is missing. [2] "First growth of the hair of our third child Ann Mary, cut off at St Cruz Saturday Feb 6th 1841. by her mother." Hair contained in envelope. Also contains note by Rush Hawkins: "I believe this hair was cut from the head of my dear wife when, or soon after, she was at school in Geneva. Sept. 30, 1913. RCH" Accession Number: Obj.44	1841
Box 24, Object 59	Notes: miscellaneous notes on realia which could not be matched Contents Note: One note by Rush Hawkins: "This purse is just as she bought it from the street about Dec. 15, 1902. It was her last time out before the fatal illness. RCH." Other notes by curator: "This box was property of General Hawkins"; "2 fans broken; 1 worn chain purse; 1 cameo pin which is deteriorating"; "Handle--Broken--from silver vase on desk". Accession Number: Obj.59	undated
	Spearhead Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "Spearhead from the staff of the first national flag carried by the Ninth New York Volunteers (H[awkins]. Z[ouaves].)" Accession Number: AMB 178 69	1861-1865
	Spyglass Contents Note: Currently on display at the Annmary Brown Memorial. Small handheld spyglass.	undated
	Wood chip: old oak. Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "This piece of wood came from the house in which Napoleon lived and died at St. Helena. It was taken from a Window Frame near the head of the bed in which he died and was brought to this country by Capt. Page of the U. S. Navy previous to 1861. R.C.H." Accession Number: AMB 1 69	1861
Box 26, Object AMB 38 69	Wood: Oak, raw, crescent-shaped piece labeled in ink "Charter Oak" Contents Note: Relic of a 700-year-old white oak tree that grew on Wyllys Hyll in Hartford, Connecticut, blown down in a storm on August 21, 1856. Connecticut's Royal Charter of 1662 was reportedly hidden in a hollow to prevent its being taken by the English governor-general. Accession Number: AMB 38 69	1662/1856

Series 10. Subseries 5. Clothing

Container	Description	Date
Box 29, Object 19	Belt: brown leather women's with chatelaine holding silver scent horn and small metal notepad engraved "ABH" Accession Number: Obj.19	undated
Box 29, Object 47	Belt: black leather women's, stamped "H.W.D" on inside Accession Number: Obj.47	undated
	Belt buckle: silver, octagon-shaped with acorn design and flying owl in relief. Stamped "Bahn Frei"; engraved "R.C. Hawkins." Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Note by Rush Hawkins: "The clasp to my German Turner's belt. R.C.H." [Reference to New York Turnverein, an organization that began in Germany as a gymnastic as well as a political movement in the early nineteenth century. Many members emigrated to the United States after the clubs were banned in Germany and they were active in political affairs, including serving in the Civil War.] Accession Number: AMB 127 69	undated
	Belt clip: Silver, small, with two rings attached. Engraved "Abby Mason" Contents Note: Not located as of December, 2018. Accession Number: AMB 116 69	undated
	Bodice and skirt: off-white, dotted, damask-satin material with embroidered pink floral bouquets Contents Note: Crocheted lace covers the yoke and shoulders of the bodice, with sleeves and torso made from embroidered satin. Crocheted trim is stitched around both cuffs of the full-length sleeves. Ruffled self-fabric trim covers the seam between the lace yoke and the torso. Skirt is made with six gores, with faux-Swiss belt made from blue China silk and tan, machine-made lace ruffle along the bottom.	circa 1900
	Cape: plaid wool (child's) Contents Note: A lined wool plaid cape with shoulder cape and velvet-edged collar. A metal hook and eye with two linked rings at the neckline create an adjustable closure. A fabric loop sewn at center of back would allow the cape to be hung on a hook. The original colors are dark blue, green, brown, yellow, and red.	circa 1855
	Coat: man's brown wool in militaristic style Contents Note: Man's brown wool coat with cotton twill-tape trim in a militaristic style. The dark brown velvet collar has a stiff high stand and is not sewn to the lapel. The expert pad stitching in the collar lining suggest it is a tailor-made garment. Eight damask-covered toggle closures and black tape trim loops are located on the double-breasted bodice and four at the center back where the two back shirt panels overlap. They are not sewn together, which allows the coat to be worn for horseback riding. The waistline and armscye are located at the natural position; the shoulder seam is dropped to the back at an angle. Each shaped sleeve has two buttons and the black trim. A black-trimmed pocket is located at each side front, and the coat also has a left-side, interior breast pocket. The bodice fronts and back shoulder area are lined with the brown wool. The bodice back and skirt are lined with black wool, and the sleeves are lined with a plain-weave, undyed fabric. The skirt has a woven inner lining that can be seen through some of the insect holes. The coat is completely handstitched.	crica 1840s
	Dress: printed starched cotton (child's) Contents Note: Child's printed dress of starched cotton fabric ca. 1835 with leg of mutton sleeves, empire waist, shirring detail, and hand-stitching. Features a repeat pattern of flowers The waist measures 10 ½ inches, sleeves measure 11 ½ inches, and the length is 21 ¼ inches. Single-tie enclosure on the back of the dress.	circa 1835
	Dress: purple with beading Contents Note: A c. 1890 purple wool afternoon dress comprised of separate bodice and skirt. Embellished with black beading and rabbit fur trim. Bodice appears to be altered from an 1890s to a later c. 1900 pigeon-breasted or monobosom silhouette. In-boning is present with a striped fabric lining and hook and eye enclosures down center-front. A 2 ¼" inch velvet band has been added around waist with hook and eye closure. Bodice is embellished with a pre-made appliqued beaded decoration around neckline, down center-back, and down each side of center- front waist.	circa 1890s
	Dress: red with blue trim (child's) Contents Note: Red wool children's dress with empire waist and lined bodice. Most probably from the 1830s. Hand stitched with off white and blue thread. Blue printed cotton trim around the cuffs. Faded cotton trim around neckline. Mother of pearl buttons on pocket flaps and back opening. Previous repairs, including darning with off white thread throughout the skirt and at the base of the placket at the back opening, as well as a patch of red wool on the proper left (PL) sleeve.	circa 1830s
	Dress: red with brown trim (child's) Contents Note: Child's red wool dress with printed cotton trim at the cuff and neckline; 1 ½ in waistband set in; estimated construction date 1830s; hand sewn with wool sewing thread. Neckline trims is faded blue and white printed cotton, and the cuff trim is brown and white printed cotton. The center back placket (12 in long) has a row of 7 mother of pearl buttons. Two pockets in the skirt front each have one row of 3 mother of pearl bottoms.	circa 1830s
	Evening gown: yellow brocaded chiné Contents Note: This yellow brocaded chiné evening gown has been altered from its original construction to be fashionable in the early-twentieth century. Originally, this gown would have been worn and constructed in fashion with the 1870s-80s silhouette. Short sleeves and square neckline indicate the gown was worn in the evening. The square neckline is original to the gown, the embroidered net modesty panel with high neckline and monobosom style front was added later to adapt the dress to 1903-05 fashions. The bodice is decorated with lace edging along the front closure, sleeves, and along the bottom edge.	circa 1870s-1880s
Box 36, Object AMB 125 69	Gloves: Cotton. 3-button ladies gloves, boxed. Accession Number: AMB 125 69	1902
Box 29, Object 15	Shoes: brown leather women's high-top shoes, button-up Accession Number: Obj.15	undated
Box 29, Object 14	Shoes: red leather women's pumps with red grosgrain ribbon Accession Number: Obj.14	undated
Box 24, Object 30	Slippers, leather (moccasins): pair; tan with black ribbon ties and trim; multi-colored beadwork on red leather upper insert. Contents Note: Possibly constructed by Native Americans. Accession Number: Obj.30	undated
	Tea gown: light blue wool Contents Note: Light blue wool tea gown featuring machine and hand stitching with polychrome satin stitch embroidery of leaves and blossoms. Blue satin ruched trimmings, made by pleating a strip of lace so that it ruffles on both sides, outline the embroidery at center front and back, collar, cuffs, and pocket. Self-covered buttons are found down front of dress. A machine-lace ruffle has been hand-stitched around neckline. The bodice features a beige silk underlining and princess body silhouette.	circa 1875
	Uniform: US Army general's belts, pouch and sword case Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmay Brown Memorial. Items belonging to Rush Hawkins. The case contained an engraved Tiffany sword that was presented to Colonel Rush Hawkins by the 9th NY Zouaves and influential friends, shortly after he mustered out of service in May of 1863. The sword itself was stolen, along with other items, from the Memorial when it was temporarily closed between 1975 and 1977. The sword's design was approved for use by generals--not colonels. Charles Kirkland, the keynote speaker at its presentation ceremony, justified such a gift by asserting that Col. Hawkins had "performed the duties of a Brigadier General" while commanding the 9th NY. This tribute foreshadowed Hawkins' honorary promotion to the rank of brevet brigadier general two years after his military service ended.	circa 1866
	Uniform, Zouaves: cap and sash Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Red fez with matching red sash. Rush Hawkins note to accompany the fez: "Knit and made up for me by my darling wife, but not in time to war in the field".	undated
Box 60XXX, Object 55	Uniform, Zouaves: dress uniform jacket Contents Note: Zouaves dark blue dress jacket: long with 2 rows of 6 large buttons; decorative gold braid on both sleeves. This coat has a single clasp at the top. Accession Number: Obj.55	undated
Box 62XXX, Object 57	Uniform, Zouaves: dress uniform jacket with matching trousers Contents Note: Zouaves dark blue jacket: long with 7 large buttons on each side of the chest; decorative gold braid on both sleeves. This coat buttons down the middle and flairs below the waist. Accession Number: Obj.57	undated
Box 61XXX, Object 56	Uniform, Zouaves: dress uniform overcoat with cape Contents Note: Black dress coat with accompanying cape. The collar of the coat is fitted with buttons to which the cape can be attached. Only two of these buttons remain. The kick vent was designed with buttons; only the top and bottom buttons remain. There is one loose button stored in the left pocket of the coat Accession Number: Obj.56	undated
Box 56, Object 51	Uniform, Zouaves: red sashes (2) Contents Note: Two red fabric sashes with large tassels on both ends. Most likely worn around the waist as part of the Zouves uniform. First sash is 233 cm; second is 255 cm. Tassles are slightly different between the sashes. Accession Number: Obj.51	undated
Box 57, Object 52	Uniform, Zouaves: shoulder bars, patches, and tassle Contents Note: Two sets of shoulder bars: one with green velvet and eagle, one with green canvas and eagle with shield. Two sets of patches with eagle in center (one small, 14 x 7 cm, and one large, 18 x 9 cm, patch per set). One gold tassle on loop of gold ribbon. Accession Number: Obj.52	undated
Box 59XXX, Object 54	Uniform, Zouaves: undress uniform vest with matching jacket Contents Note: Vest is dark blue with strip of red velvet running down the middle; gold buttons with gold trim (one button is missing). Coat is short: navy with gold trim and red ornamentation on shoulders and sleeves. Accession Number: Obj.54	undated
	Uniform, Zouaves: Union army kepis (2) Contents Note: Currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial. Two Union army kepis worn by the Hawkins' Zouaves. Red with black brim. One has an ornate "9" stiched into the front with decoration.	undated
Box 58XX, Object 53	Uniform, Zouaves: vests (2) and gauntlets Contents Note: One vest is dark blue with gold buttons, no ornamentation. The other vest is smaller, also dark blue, but with ornate gold decorative stitching with tassels. Pair of beige suade gauntlets (one of the gauntlets is currently on display in the Annmary Brown Memorial). Accession Number: Obj.53	undated

Series 11. Indexes

Container	Description	Date
Box 50, Shoebox 1	Card file index to Rush Hawkins letter volumes: entries A-F	undated
Box 50, Shoebox 2	Card file index to Rush Hawkins letter volumes: entries G-Pl	undated
Box 50, Shoebox 3	Card file index to Rush Hawkins letter volumes: entries Po-Z	undated
Box 50, Shoebox 4	Card catalog A-P: includes partial index to Series 2, 5, 7, 10; complete index to Series 8, 9	undated
Box 50, Shoebox 5	Card catalog R-Z: includes partial index to Series 2, 5, 7, 10; complete index to Series 8, 10	undated